Where is the fan relay located in the Roewe i6?

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LaBethany
07/28/25 9:59pm
The fan relay of the Roewe i6 is located in the left relay box. A relay is an automatic control device where the output undergoes a step change when the input reaches a certain value. Automotive relays are relays used in vehicles, characterized by their ability to switch high load power, high impact and vibration resistance, and are composed of a magnetic circuit system, contact system, and restoration mechanism. The Roewe i6 has a body length, width, and height of 4671mm, 1835mm, and 1464mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2715mm. The vehicle features front-engine, front-wheel drive, and the installed engine has a maximum power of 124kw and a maximum torque of 250nm.
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MacEdward
08/12/25 2:33am
When I bought the Roewe i6, I paid special attention to component locations. The fan relay is located in the fuse box at the front of the engine compartment. Just open the hood and you'll see the plastic cover. After prying it open, you'll find many small squares inside. The fan relay is usually black or brown and marked with a fan icon. The first time I replaced it, I did it myself—just gently pulled it out with a screwdriver and inserted a spare part. Make sure the car is cold and parked before working on it; avoid touching hot components to prevent burns. The position may vary slightly across different model years of the Roewe i6. For example, the 2018 model places it near the left headlight, while the 2020 model might position it closer to the center—best to check the manual for confirmation. A faulty fan can affect the cooling system, and prolonged summer driving may lead to engine overheating. I recommend checking the relay connections for looseness during routine maintenance. Replacing it yourself isn't hard, but safety comes first. Also, relay failure could stem from fuse or sensor issues.
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