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35250-HN4-670 35250-HN8-003 Thermostat Switch for Honda Rancher 350 2000-2006

35250-HN4-670 35250-HN8-003 Thermostat Switch for Honda Rancher 350 2000-2006

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Thermostat Switch for Honda Rancher 350

This thermostat switch replaces OEM part numbers 35250-HN4-670 and 35250-HN8-003 for Honda Rancher 350 models from 2000 through 2006, activating the cooling fan when engine temperature reaches the set point.

Overview

This thermostat switch for Honda Rancher 350 machines is a replacement temperature sensor that controls the electric cooling fan circuit. It threads into the thermostat housing and closes the fan circuit once coolant reaches the activation temperature. Riders and shops servicing Rancher 350 utility quads will find this thermostat switch restores reliable fan operation.

Built For Performance

  • Cross-references OEM part numbers 35250-HN4-670 and 35250-HN8-003
  • Threaded mount installs in the stock thermostat housing
  • Thermal element switches the fan at the specified activation temperature
  • Sealed connector resists water and mud intrusion
  • Durable housing handles constant heat cycling
  • Terminal layout matches the factory fan wiring

Fits These Machines

  • for Honda Rancher 350 (2000-2006)

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a worn fan switch causing overheating at idle
  • Restoring fan operation for slow trail and farm work
  • Scheduled maintenance on aging Rancher 350 utility quads
  • Diagnosing cooling problems before they damage the engine

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 35250-HN4-670, 35250-HN8-003
Type Thermostat / fan switch
Fitment for Honda Rancher 350
Years 2000-2006

Good To Know

Q: Will this switch fit any year of the Rancher 350? A: It is listed for 2000 through 2006 models that use these OEM numbers, so verify the part number on your machine first. Trim levels and production changes can affect fit, so matching the number is the safest check.

Q: What happens if the switch fails? A: A failed switch can leave the fan running constantly or not at all, and a fan that never engages leads to overheating. Replacing the switch is a straightforward fix once the fault is confirmed.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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