Range Rover · L320 · 2005–2013
Range Rover Sport (L320) cooling fans
Electric cooling fans, fan cowls and fan control modules for Land Rover models.
Matching cooling fans to a Range Rover Sport (L320)
The Range Rover Sport (L320) (2005–2013) was sold here with 5 different engines. Gearbox: Automatic. Send the VIN and engine number with your enquiry so the parts team can confirm the correct cooling fans before quoting.
Know the part
Understanding Range Rover Sport (L320) Cooling Fans
Cooling fans pull air through the radiator when the vehicle is moving slowly or stopped. Newer Land Rovers mostly use electric fans controlled by a fan module, while older and some larger engines use a belt-driven fan with a viscous coupling, sometimes alongside an electric fan for the air conditioning.
Fan motors wear out, fan modules fail, and fan blades can be broken by debris or mud. A failed fan often shows up first as overheating in traffic or while crawling off-road.
Further reading
- Radiator (engine cooling) – Wikipedia
Background on radiators and cooling fans.
Common Questions About Range Rover Sport (L320) cooling fans
Why does my Land Rover overheat only in traffic?
At low speed the engine relies on the cooling fan for airflow. A failed electric fan, a slipping viscous coupling or a clogged radiator are the common causes.
Is it normal for the fan to run after I switch off?
Yes, on many models the fan runs for a while after shutdown to cool the engine and turbo, particularly after a hard drive or during DPF regeneration.
Can I replace just the fan motor?
On some models the motor is sold separately; on others, the fan, cowl and module are one assembly. Send the VIN to check.
What should I send to order a cooling fan?
The VIN, engine code and whether the vehicle has air conditioning or towing packs that affect the fan specification.
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Not sure which part fits?
Share your VIN or engine code and the parts team will check the correct part for your Range Rover Sport (L320).