Beck Arnley 201-1545 Engine Cooling Fan Switch

Beck Arnley Engine Cooling Fan Switch 201-1545

Beck Arnley 201-1545 is an engine cooling fan switch for select European vehicles that use a 2-prong, 82-degree switch in warmer climates. It is built to meet foreign nameplate OE specifications for form, fit, and function, helping restore proper fan control on the applications listed below.

• Engine cooling fan switch for temperature-based fan operation
• 2-prong design with 82-degree activation point
• OE-style fitment for foreign nameplate applications
• Fits 1977-1982 Porsche 924, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1978-1982 Porsche 928, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1979-1987 Saab 900, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1980-1983 Volkswagen Jetta, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1980-1984 Audi 4000, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1981-1985 Audi Coupe, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1982-1984 Volkswagen Quantum, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1983-1984 Porsche 944, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1985-1987 Porsche 928, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates
• Fits 1986-1988 Saab 9000, N/A, 2 Prong Switch 82 Degrees, Warmer Climates

Detailed Fitment and Function

This Beck Arnley cooling fan switch 201-1545 is used to trigger the radiator or engine cooling fan at the specified temperature threshold on select Porsche, Saab, Audi, and Volkswagen models. It is a direct-fit replacement for warmer-climate applications that call for an 82-degree, 2-prong switch, including Porsche 924, Porsche 928, Saab 900, Saab 9000, Audi 4000, Audi Coupe, Volkswagen Jetta, Volkswagen Quantum, and Porsche 944.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Helps Fix

• Cooling fan not switching on at the correct temperature
• Fan cycling problems caused by a worn temperature switch
• Overheating concerns related to delayed fan activation
• Intermittent fan operation from an aging electrical switch
• Incorrect replacement part selection for 2-prong, 82-degree applications

Installation Notes and Quality

Verify the connector style, temperature rating, and vehicle application before installation. Match the original switch configuration and confirm the cooling system is in proper working order so the new switch can operate as intended. Beck Arnley sources parts to foreign nameplate OE specifications, giving technicians a replacement built around the original form, fit, and function requirements.