Application boundary
Fan count, shroud, motor and control arrangement must be resolved before a proposed part is treated as relevant.
Corolla cooling system · procurement guide
Write the RFQ as motor, blade, shroud or complete module and identify fan count, rotation, connector and control arrangement.
Quote definition
This page does not publish a universal OE number. It converts the buyer task into vehicle, part, commercial and packing evidence that can be checked in writing.
Fan count, shroud, motor and control arrangement must be resolved before a proposed part is treated as relevant.
Record connector, blade direction, shroud mounts and resistor/module; connector or mounting similarity alone is not enough.
Write the request as motor, blade, shroud or complete fan module, with included hardware and seals stated separately.
Protect fan blades and shroud corners; avoid stacking load on motor hubs.
Scoped OE evidence
Cooling fan reference. Public catalog evidence lists this superseding fan reference for selected 2009–2015 Corolla 1.8L and 2.4L applications.
Public catalog evidence lists this superseding fan reference for selected 2009–2015 Corolla 1.8L and 2.4L applications. This is an identification lead, not universal Corolla fitment.
Review the public catalog record (accessed 2 August 2026). POPXA does not claim stock, genuine supply, every-market fitment or a complete supersession chain.
Decision record
| Decision point | Evidence to send |
|---|---|
| Vehicle branch | Record the Corolla generation, chassis/model code, production month, body style and destination market before comparing radiator fan assemblies. |
| System application | Confirm fan count, shroud, motor and control arrangement; a sales name or nominal model year does not resolve this branch. |
| Physical interface | Compare connector, blade direction, shroud mounts and resistor/module, using clear installed and removed-part photos wherever possible. |
| Requested assembly | State whether the line covers motor, blade, shroud or complete fan module; reconcile every supplier photo with a written contents list. |
| Commercial basis | Give quantity per SKU, trial or repeat demand, destination port, preferred Incoterm and any inspection-document requirement. |
| Packing control | Protect fan blades and shroud corners; avoid stacking load on motor hubs. |
Part-specific risk
For Corolla radiator fan assemblies, the controlling difference can be connector, blade direction, shroud mounts and resistor/module. Keep every proposed part tied to the vehicle record and installed component; a broad year-range cross reference is not approval evidence.
Parent and sibling routes
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View guide →Buyer FAQ
Start with generation, chassis/model code and production month, then resolve fan count, shroud, motor and control arrangement. That branch is more useful than model year alone.
Photograph the installed position, label and mounting or connector faces, then record connector, blade direction, shroud mounts and resistor/module. Keep every measurement tied to the same removed component.
State motor, blade, shroud or complete fan module. List seals, brackets, motors, modules, hardware or paired sides separately so quotations can be compared on the same contents.
Protect fan blades and shroud corners; avoid stacking load on motor hubs.
No. It is a scoped public catalog example. Confirm the VIN or chassis/model code, production date and installed component before quotation.
Corolla parts RFQ
Include the generation or year, engine or hybrid version, OE/reference numbers, quantities, destination and packing request. Attach a spreadsheet or old-part photos when useful.