Standard Ignition Engine Cooling Fan Switch P/N:TS-90
Standard Ignition TS-490 cooling fan switch for the 1989-1992 Daihatsu Charade makes electrical contact when heated to signal the fan controller. Also called an engine cooling fan switch, this Standard Ignition switch plugs in through a single male blade terminal.
An engine that runs hot because the fan never comes on, or a fan that runs when it should not, can mean this switch is worn, though the fan relay or the fan motor can also be behind those signs, so find which one it is before replacing. This listing is one switch, and the 1989-1992 Daihatsu Charade takes one.
This switch fits the 1989-1992 Daihatsu Charade.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One cooling fan switch. A wiring harness, hardware and a mounting bracket are not included.
Interchange: TFS616 · 8343087101000 · SW3375 · FS259
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Does the Standard Ignition TS-490 fit the 1989-1992 Daihatsu Charade?
Yes. The Standard Ignition TS-490 cooling fan switch fits the 1989-1992 Daihatsu Charade, and the car takes one.
Does this switch come with a wiring harness or mounting hardware?
No. This listing is one cooling fan switch. The wiring harness, hardware and mounting bracket are not included.
What thread size and voltage does the Standard Ignition TS-490 have?
The Standard Ignition TS-490 has an 11/16-18 thread and is a 12-volt switch with one male blade terminal and a plug-in connection.
Is the TS-490 a Standard Ignition 1 terminal coolant temperature switch?
Yes. The Standard Ignition TS-490 has one male blade terminal with a plug-in connector, and the switch is open at idle.
How is this switch set to trigger at the right temperature?
Each unit is factory-calibrated to make electrical contact at its specified set point, then tested to confirm it actuates at that temperature.
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