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3089246 Fan Heat Sensor Switch for Polaris

3089246 Fan Heat Sensor Switch for Polaris

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This Fan Heat Sensor Switch is a replacement switch compatible with Polaris vehicles and matches OEM Part# 3089246.
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Product Overview

This Fan Heat Sensor Switch is a replacement switch compatible with Polaris vehicles and matches OEM Part# 3089246.

Product Overview

Key Features & Performance

  • Direct replacement for original equipment fan heat sensor switch
  • Triggers cooling fan at preset temperature to prevent overheating
  • Threaded design for easy installation into radiator or cooling system
  • Built to OEM specifications for reliable performance
  • Durable construction resists corrosion and vibration

Common Uses

  • Replace failed thermal switch on Polaris ATVs and UTVs
  • Restore proper cooling fan operation on Polaris RZR, Sportsman, and Ranger models
  • Used in radiator fan circuits to engage fan when coolant reaches operating temperature
  • Ideal for maintenance during cooling system overhaul

Technical Specifications

  • Part Number(s): 3089246
  • Type: Fan heat sensor switch
  • Thread Size: Typically M16 x 1.5 (verify fitment)
  • Operating Temperature: Approximately 195-205��F (activate range)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will this switch fit a Polaris RZR 800? A: This switch is designed for many Polaris models, but we recommend confirming compatibility with the original part number 3089246 on your specific vehicle.

Q: How do I test if the fan heat sensor switch is bad? A: Using a multimeter, check for continuity across the switch terminals when heated with a heat source; it should close at the specified temperature.

Product appearance and specifications may vary slightly by batch. Compatibility may vary by serial number. Verify fitment before purchase.

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