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ENGINE RADIATOR COOLING FAN MOTOR FIT FOR HARLEY STREET 500 XG500 2015-2020

ENGINE RADIATOR COOLING FAN MOTOR FIT FOR HARLEY STREET 500 XG500 2015-2020

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Engine Radiator Cooling Fan Motor for Harley Street 500 XG500

This engine radiator cooling fan motor replaces the electric fan assembly on Harley Street 500 and XG500 models, driving airflow through the radiator to control engine temperature during idle and slow riding.

Overview

This engine radiator cooling fan motor is a replacement unit for the electric cooling fan on Harley Street 500 XG500 motorcycles from 2015 through 2020. The cooling fan motor spins the fan blade to pull air through the radiator whenever the engine reaches its trigger temperature, protecting against overheating in heavy traffic. It is aimed at owners repairing a failed fan or refreshing the cooling system on a higher-mileage Street 500.

Built For Performance

  • Electric motor rated for continuous cooling duty at idle and low speed
  • Mounting points matched to the stock fan bracket on the listed models
  • Sealed housing that keeps out water, dust, and road grit
  • Wiring and connector configured for the factory fan harness
  • Compact motor profile that clears the radiator and shroud

Fits These Machines

  • for Harley Street 500 (2015-2020)
  • for Harley Street XG500 (2015-2020)

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a burned-out or noisy fan motor
  • Preventing heat soak during city commuting
  • Refreshing the cooling system on a used Street 500
  • Keeping temperatures down during slow riding in warm weather

Specs At A Glance

Part Type Engine Radiator Cooling Fan Motor
Position Radiator mounted
Model Fitment for Harley Street 500, XG500
Year Range 2015-2020

Good To Know

Q: Does this come as the motor only or with the blade? A: It is listed as the fan motor, so check your original assembly and the listing photos to confirm whether you also need a blade or shroud.

Q: How can I tell my fan motor has failed? A: Common signs are a fan that never spins, spins weakly, or draws power without turning, which should be confirmed with a voltage check at the fan connector.

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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