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retaining plate Genuine Porsche part 95562412303

Code: 95562412303

Genuine Porsche part

retaining plate

The product code 95562412303 was also found on these diagrams

813-47 - retainer plate

Electric motor / Air conditioner / Right-hand drive (PR:L0R) - Front - Cayenne 9PA (955) 2003-06

813-047 - retaining plate

Servomotor / Air conditioner (PR:L0R, Right hand drive) - FRONT - Cayenne 9PA1 (957) 2007-10

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Radiator water fan DC. Porsche 955 Cayenne / 957 Cayenne

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Product Information

Radiator Water Fan -DC-

The OE Match Radiator Water Fan is a replacement electric cooling fan designed for selected Porsche Cayenne 955 and 957 models.

Mounted within the radiator cooling assembly, the electric fan draws air through the radiator and associated heat exchangers when additional airflow is required. This is particularly important when the vehicle is stationary, travelling slowly or operating under conditions where natural airflow through the front of the vehicle is insufficient.

By increasing airflow through the radiator, the fan helps remove heat from the engine coolant and supports stable operating temperatures. It also contributes to cooling-system and air-conditioning performance under demanding conditions.

The OE-equivalent fan is the smaller of the two radiator cooling fans, with the original Porsche specification listed at 300W and incorporating the fan's electronic output-stage control module.

Fits:

Porsche 955 Cayenne 2003-06
Porsche 957 Cayenne 2007-09

Diagram Ref No 18
What This Product Does:

The radiator fan provides forced airflow through the cooling pack when vehicle speed alone does not provide sufficient air movement.

Its functions include:

Drawing cooling air through the radiator.
Helping remove heat from the engine coolant.
Supporting stable engine operating temperature.
Providing additional cooling when the vehicle is stationary.
Increasing airflow during slow-speed driving.
Supporting cooling during high ambient temperatures.
Helping manage temperatures when the engine is under increased load.
Supporting condenser airflow for the air-conditioning system.
Working with the vehicle's electronic cooling controls to vary fan operation as required.
Replacing a seized, noisy, damaged or electrically failed original fan.

The cooling system depends on both coolant circulation and airflow. Even with a good radiator and water pump, insufficient airflow can allow temperatures to rise when the vehicle is not moving quickly enough to force air through the radiator naturally.
Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
Possible symptoms include:

Engine temperature rising while stationary.
Temperature increasing in slow-moving traffic.
Engine temperature returning towards normal once vehicle speed increases.
Cooling fan failing to operate when required.
Fan operating intermittently.
Fan running only at certain speeds.
Fan remaining permanently on.
Excessive fan noise.
Grinding or scraping noises from the fan motor.
Squealing from the fan bearing area.
Fan blades rotating slowly.
Fan failing to reach normal speed.
Visible wobble while the fan is operating.
Damaged or cracked fan blades.
Fan contacting its shroud.
Cooling-system warning messages.
Engine overheating.
Air-conditioning performance becoming poor while stationary.
Blown cooling-fan fuse.
Electrical fault codes relating to fan control.
Burnt electrical smell from the fan or control electronics.

These symptoms can also be caused by coolant-system, wiring, sensor or control faults, so proper diagnosis should be carried out before replacement.
Why Replacement Matters:
The electric fan is a critical part of maintaining correct engine temperature when airflow through the radiator is limited.

A weak or non-operational fan can allow coolant temperature to rise beyond the intended operating range.

Replacing a faulty fan helps restore:

Correct radiator airflow.
Stable engine temperature.
Reliable low-speed cooling.
Improved cooling during idling.
Correct air-conditioning condenser airflow.
Consistent electronic fan control.
Reduced risk of overheating.
Reliable operation of the complete cooling system.

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retaining plate Genuine Porsche part 95562412303