EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan 12V 160W Mount Kit High-Performance Cooling Upgrade - EVILENERGY
EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan 12V 160W Mount Kit High-Performance Cooling Upgrade - EVILENERGY
[10 IN] 10 inch electric radiator cooling fan size and installation diagram – compact electric fan for radiator or oil cooler with 2.17 inch thickness for tight automotive engine bays
[10 IN] High-performance electric radiator cooling fan for cars with 560 CFM airflow, 2700 RPM speed, 12V voltage, and 80W power – electric fan automotive cooling solution
[10 IN] Package contents of 10 inch electric radiator cooling fan kit – includes relay wiring kit, 30A fuse, installation manual, mounting feet, rods, clips, and foam pads for automotive use
EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan 12V 160W Mount Kit High-Performance Cooling Upgrade - EVILENERGY
EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan 12V 160W Mount Kit High-Performance Cooling Upgrade - EVILENERGY

EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan 12V 80W Mount Kit High-Performance Cooling Upgrade

$64.99
$64.99
Size: 10 IN
SKU: EVCS21-00125BK-001-L
Product Type: Cooling Fan
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EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan 12V 160W Mount Kit High-Performance Cooling Upgrade - EVILENERGY

EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan 12V 80W Mount Kit High-Performance Cooling Upgrade

$64.99
$64.99

EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan 12V 80W Mount Kit High-Performance Cooling Upgrade

$64.99
Size: 10 IN

Size: 11.5."×11.0"×2.5"
Voltage 12V
Motor 80W
Fan CFM 560CFM
Max Speed 2700 RPM
Blade 6 Blades
Fitment universal radiator electric fan

Package inluded

  • 10 Inch Electric Fan *1 
  • Electric Fan Relay Kit 30Amp Fuse Instruction Manual*1
  •  Mounting Feet *4
  • Mounting Rod *4
  • Mounting Clip *4
  • 1x1 Foam Pad *4

10-Inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan for Cars, Trucks, and Custom Builds

The EVIL ENERGY 10-inch Electric Radiator Cooling Fan is a compact auto electric fan designed for cars, trucks, SUVs, and modified vehicles. Mounted in front of a compatible radiator or oil cooler, it creates forced airflow through the cooling fins when the vehicle is idling, moving at low speeds, or sitting in traffic. This airflow helps carry heat away from the engine coolant or oil, providing targeted cooling for critical components and supporting a stable operating temperature.

10-inch auto electric radiator cooling fan for targeted engine cooling

This auto radiator fan works well across a variety of cooling-system applications:

  • Use it as an electric radiator fan replacement when an aging factory mechanical fan is no longer operating reliably.

  • Add supplemental airflow to a classic car that tends to run hot during summer traffic, extended idling, or low-speed cruising.

  • Pair it with an oversized aftermarket radiator or an added oil cooler that requires a dedicated auto cooling fan.

  • Use it for an engine swap or custom chassis build when the original fan location can no longer be retained.

  • Add auxiliary cooling to a pickup or SUV used for towing, hauling, or off-road driving, where low-speed, high-load operation places greater demand on the cooling system.

The black housing and compact profile make the fan easier to position in engine bays with limited space. For any universal radiator cooling fan replacement or custom car radiator fan replacement, verify the available mounting area, installation depth, airflow direction, and electrical requirements before ordering. This is a universal-fit component rather than a vehicle-specific, plug-and-play factory replacement.

6-Blade Design with 560 CFM Airflow and 2,700 RPM

The six-blade auto electric fan delivers up to 560 CFM of airflow at a maximum speed of 2,700 RPM. It helps maintain airflow through the radiator when the vehicle is idling, moving at low speeds, or operating under load—conditions where natural airflow may be limited.

6-blade radiator cooling fan with 560 CFM airflow and 2700 RPM maximum speedBy improving air circulation across the radiator core, this auto cooling fan helps the cooling system dissipate heat more effectively, reduces the risk of overheating, and limits prolonged high-temperature operation that can accelerate engine wear. It is a practical choice for custom auto radiator fan installations and radiator cooling fan replacement projects.

Only 2.17 Inches Thick: Built for Tight Engine Bays

At just 2.17 inches thick (approximately 55 mm), this slim, lightweight auto electric fan fits where a conventional fan assembly may not. It is ideal for vehicles with limited engine-bay clearance, including builds equipped with an oversized aftermarket radiator, a front-mounted intercooler, or an engine swap that prevents the factory fan from being reinstalled in its original location.

Ultra-slim 2.17-inch car radiator fan replacement for limited engine bay clearanceThe compact profile allows the auto cooling fan to mount close to the radiator in narrow spaces while preserving clearance around hoses, belts, pulleys, and other engine components. Whether you are completing a custom radiator cooling fan replacement or a space-limited car radiator fan replacement, measure the total available depth and verify surrounding clearance before installation.

Choose the Right Fan Size in Three Simple Steps

How to choose a radiator fan by measuring radiator height width and available spaceBefore starting a radiator fan replacement, confirm the available space in three steps:

  1. Measure the usable height and width of the radiator core, excluding the tanks, hoses, fittings, and brackets.
  2. Compare those measurements with the overall frame dimensions of this 10-inch auto electric fan—not just the nominal blade diameter.
  3. Choose a fan slightly smaller than the usable radiator area, leaving enough clearance for the mounting hardware, wiring, and fan motor.

A properly sized auto radiator fan mounts more securely, directs airflow across the correct area of the radiator core, and is less likely to interfere with nearby components. 

If the 10-inch model does not fit your available radiator area, compare EVIL ENERGY electric radiator cooling fan sizes to find the right airflow and dimensions for your build.

Complete Installation Kit: Everything You Need in the Box

The 10 inch radiator fan is the heart of this radiator cooling fan replacement kit. To keep it securely mounted, the included hardware works together as a complete system: four mounting feet support the fan at each corner, mounting rods secure the assembly to the radiator, and locking clips hold the fan frame firmly in place. Foam pads cushion the contact points, help protect the radiator fins, reduce vibration-related wear, and minimize rattling or resonance while the fan is running.

Because an auto electric fan draws more current than a standard control switch should handle directly, the included relay wiring harness uses a low-current trigger to safely switch the higher-current fan circuit on and off. A 30A inline fuse opens the circuit if excessive current is detected, helping protect both the fan and the vehicle’s wiring. If your installation also requires a radiator fan relay replacement, the supplied relay harness provides the switching components needed for the new fan circuit.

The auto radiator fan, relay harness, 30A fuse, mounting feet, rods, clips, foam pads, and installation manual are all included. Whether you are completing a car radiator fan replacement or learning how to replace a radiator fan, the essential mounting and electrical components are ready in one box—no need to purchase the basic hardware separately. This complete package also reduces unexpected add-on parts that can increase the overall radiator fan replacement cost.

Always verify the available mounting space and your vehicle’s electrical requirements before installation, then follow the included instructions for proper mounting and wiring.

Complete 10-inch radiator fan replacement kit with relay 30A fuse and mounting hardware

Build a Complete Cooling System

Pair this fan with an oversized radiator, or choose a complete oil cooler and electric fan kit for more integrated temperature management.

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Q: What affects radiator fan replacement cost?

A: Radiator fan replacement cost varies by vehicle, installation access, diagnostic time, labor rates, wiring requirements, and whether custom brackets are needed. This EVIL ENERGY 10 Inch fan kit includes mounting hardware and a thermostat relay switch kit, which may reduce the need to purchase basic installation components separately. 

Q: When is a radiator fan relay replacement necessary?

A: A radiator fan relay replacement may be needed when the fan motor operates with direct power but does not switch on automatically. Before replacing the relay, inspect the fuse, wiring, connectors, ground, temperature sensor, and fan motor. The included relay kit can be used to control the new electric fan, but the original circuit should still be diagnosed before installation.

Q: How to replace the radiator fan for an auto car safely?

A: Allow the engine and cooling system to cool completely, then disconnect the negative battery terminal so the electric fan cannot start unexpectedly. Follow these steps:

  1. Diagnose the circuit first. Inspect the fuse, relay, connectors, ground, temperature sensor, and fan motor. If the motor runs with direct power, the fault may be in the relay or control circuit rather than the fan itself.
  2. Confirm available space. Measure the usable radiator-core height, width, and depth. Check clearance around hoses, belts, pulleys, and engine accessories instead of relying only on the nominal 10-inch blade size.
  3. Verify airflow direction. Follow the supplied instructions to determine whether the fan should operate as a puller or pusher. Air must move through the radiator core in the correct direction.
  4. Mount the fan carefully. Position the foam pads between the mounting hardware and radiator, then install the rods, feet, and locking clips. Route mounting rods between the fins without puncturing a coolant tube, and do not overtighten them.
  5. Wire the relay and fuse. A typical circuit runs from battery positive to the 30A fuse, through the relay, and then to the fan. Connect the fan ground to a clean, solid grounding point. The temperature switch should trigger the relay rather than carry the full fan current.
  6. Protect the wiring. Keep the harness away from exhaust components, belts, pulleys, and fan blades. Secure and insulate every connection.
  7. Test the completed installation. Reconnect the battery, check for blade interference, verify airflow direction, and allow the engine to reach operating temperature. Confirm that the fan switches on correctly and inspect the wiring and relay for abnormal heat.

Have a qualified automotive technician complete the installation if you are unfamiliar with high-current wiring or thermostat relay circuits.

Q: How long can I drive with the radiator fan not working?

A: The safe planned driving range is 0 miles. A failed auto radiator fan should not be treated as a condition in which the vehicle can safely complete a trip. Stop, diagnose the problem, and arrange service or towing.

At highway speed, natural airflow may temporarily keep the coolant temperature within its normal range. However, the engine can overheat rapidly when the vehicle slows down, idles, enters traffic, runs the air conditioner, climbs a grade, tows, or carries a heavy load. For that reason, no universal “five minutes” or “five miles” allowance is safe to promise.

If the vehicle is blocking traffic, move it only the minimum distance needed to reach a safe stopping location while watching the temperature gauge. Shut the engine off immediately if:

  • The temperature rises above its normal range
  • The coolant-temperature warning light comes on
  • Engine power drops noticeably
  • You smell coolant
  • Steam or coolant appears under the hood

Do not continue idling an overheated engine, and never remove the radiator or coolant-reservoir cap while the system is hot and pressurized.

Q: How does a radiator fan work?

A: An auto radiator fan supports the engine’s liquid-cooling system by maintaining airflow through the radiator:

  1. The coolant absorbs engine heat. The water pump circulates coolant through the engine, where it absorbs combustion heat before flowing into the radiator.
  2. The radiator transfers heat to the air. Heat moves from the coolant into the radiator tubes and fins. At road speed, natural airflow carries that heat away.
  3. The electric fan supplies low-speed airflow. During idling, slow driving, or stop-and-go traffic, the fan pulls or pushes air through the radiator core when natural airflow is insufficient.

A temperature sensor, thermostat switch, or ECU monitors cooling-system temperature and sends a low-current command to the relay. The relay then switches the higher current required by the fan motor, while the fuse protects the circuit from an overload or short circuit.

The advertised 560 CFM is the fan’s maximum airflow under specified test conditions. Installed airflow can be reduced by radiator resistance, an A/C condenser or intercooler, excessive fan-to-core distance, poor shrouding, limited core coverage, or restricted engine-bay exhaust airflow.

A radiator fan improves airflow, but it cannot correct low coolant, a stuck thermostat, a failing water pump, a clogged radiator, or a cooling-system leak.

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