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Where is the radiator fan relay located in the Skoda Fabia?

Model: Skoda Fabia 6Y, Mark1 - Years 1999-2007
Part: Radiator

In this video we can see where the radiator fan relay is located in the Skoda Fabia, which is the first element to check in case the fan itself has suddenly stopped working. As shown, the relay in question is not located in the classic fuse box but is instead on the fan frame, precisely near the power connector located just below the upper manifold. Before replacing it, make sure the key is not inserted and the engine is cool enough to operate safely.

Posted on 24 June 2024 by ScegliAuto

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