Hey, I had a pretty similar problem with my 2015 Toyota Corolla, so I'm no car expert, but I've had quite a bit of experience. Once at the garage, they found that my electric fan "control unit/resistor" was faulty. The repair cost around 480 euros, which was a bit of a pain, but since then everything has been running smoothly again. Can you tell me a bit more about your car details? Maybe then I can help you even better.

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Hi, thanks for your help! My Camry now has 75061 KM on the clock. The last service was recently and there were no particular abnormalities. Now, of course, I'm wondering whether I can replace the electric fan myself or whether I should leave it to the garage...

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Hey, no problem, happy to help. Basically, you can change the electric fan yourself if you know a bit about cars and have the confidence to do it. However, you really have to look at what you're doing - if you're not quite sure, I would really advise you to leave it to a specialist. From my experience, I also considered changing my electric fan myself, but then decided against it. It was a bit too tricky for me and I didn't want to do anything wrong. I then had the repair done in the workshop, even though it was a bit more expensive. I haven't had any more problems since then. Maybe you could ask your garage if they can check it briefly? That's a good idea anyway before you do it yourself.

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Hello, thank you very much for your advice. I think you're right. I'll play it safe and ask my garage if they can check it. It might be a bit more expensive, but at least I'll be on the safe side and won't have to worry about messing anything up during the repair. Thanks again for your help!

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