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Standard Ignition TS-250 Engine Cooling Fan Switch
| Brand | Standard Ignition TS-250 |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Connector Gender | Male |
| Finish | Brass |
| Terminal Type | Bullet |
| Fits | Renault |
Plug-in design. Makes installation straightforward with a single connector and included wiring harness.
Brass finish. Helps resist corrosion while the plastic and metal housing adds durability.
Toggle actuation. Provides reliable switching with a 12-volt, 2-wire setup.
Cross-references Standard Ignition TS-250, 32001861 and FS171 for the same application. See all 5.
Engine Cooling Fan Switch for OE-Style Control
Standard Ignition TS-250 is an engine cooling fan switch built for direct electrical connection and temperature-based fan control. It uses a plug-in attachment method, a male oval connector, and a 22mm x 1.50 thread size for a clean replacement on the correct application.
For drivers searching for an engine cooling fan switch for Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla cooling system repair, TS-250 provides the connector style, harness length, and 12-volt electrical layout needed for a straightforward service replacement.
Key Features
- Standard Ignition TS-250 engine cooling fan switch
- Plug-in attachment method with included wiring harness
- Male oval connector with 2 female bullet terminals
- 12-volt electrical design
- Open at idle switch behavior
- Brass finish with plastic and metal housing
- 22mm x 1.50 thread size
- 6.25-inch harness length
Product Details
This cooling fan switch is designed for vehicles that use a threaded, electrically triggered fan control switch with an oval connector layout. The brass finish and mixed plastic/metal housing support a service replacement that matches the original connection style on the intended application. Standard Ignition TS-250 is a practical choice when replacing a worn engine cooling fan switch on a Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, or another vehicle using the same connector and thread specification.
This part cross-references FS171 and SW581 for the same application.
Common Problems It Can Help Solve
- Cooling fan not switching on at the proper temperature
- Cooling fan running inconsistently or staying on too long
- Overheating caused by a faulty fan switch signal
- Intermittent electrical connection at the fan switch
- Broken or heat-damaged connector interface
Installation Notes and Tips
Confirm the thread size, connector shape, terminal style, and harness routing before installation. The TS-250 uses a plug-in connection with a male oval connector and female bullet terminals, so the mating connector must match the vehicle harness. Verify the cooling system is cool before removing the old switch, and inspect the connector and wiring for corrosion or heat damage during service.
Quality Assurance
Standard Ignition is a recognized aftermarket source for electrical and engine management components, and TS-250 is built to match the specified cooling fan switch configuration for the listed application.
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