Mishimoto MMFS-E46-99 Performance Aluminum Fan Shroud for BMW E46 3-Series Non-M (1999-2006) - Black | High-Performance Cooling Upgrade | Perfect for Street Racing & Daily Driving
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Product Description
Keep your BMW E46 cool with the Mishimoto Performance Fan Shroud Kit! This unique electric fan shroud setup completely eliminates the stock, failure-prone mechanical fan and outperforms the stock electric fan on manual transmission models! This kit bolts directly to your stock or Mishimoto E46 Performance Aluminum Radiator in both Manual or Automatic and works perfectly with the stock or Mishimoto coolant expansion tank. This fan shroud kit includes a 16" high-flow electric fan that produces over 1850 cfm of airflow. Optionally, this kit can include a Mishimoto Adjustable Fan Controller Kit, which will provide the user with total control over coolant temperatures. Thanks to a slim profile, this fan shroud has a maximum depth of just 3" that saves significantly more engine bay space and also features a Stealth Black finish that provides a subtle accent for your engine bay. This kit includes all hardware for installation and the Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty.
Product Features
Compatible with 1999–2006 BMW E46 Non-M
Overall Size 29.7" x 14.2" x 3.0"
Up to 22°F ( 12.2°C) reduction in outlet temperatures at idle
Optional fan controller provides complete control of coolant temperatures at idle
Customer Reviews
Engineering specs are very loose; screws protruding towards radiator; not even with one of their own radiators the shroud holes line up correctly; was part of a kit specifically for a bmw e46 non M; wiring leaves all guesses open, but there are only finitely many variations to try; costumer service available, but they have no idea; their products generally look good on paper and they would work on a pencil drawing; in reality they are engineered in a mediocre fashion; I am just glad their cover with a their logo and spin fell off before I started the engine;
