Porsche Cooling Fan Blade Housing – 911 (1967–1989) 930-106-006-11-OEM | OEM Engine Cooling System Component

Maintain the precision cooling and reliability of your air-cooled Porsche with the Porsche Cooling Fan Blade Housing (930-106-006-11). Designed for Porsche 911 models produced between 1967 and 1989, this OEM-grade aluminum housing supports the fan blades and directs airflow evenly across the engine for consistent cooling performance.

Engineered to Porsche’s exact specifications, it provides the ideal balance of strength, weight, and airflow efficiency. Whether restoring a classic 911 or performing an engine rebuild, this component ensures proper temperature control and preserves the performance of your iconic air-cooled motor.

Key Features

• OEM Porsche Design – Built to precise Porsche factory specifications for guaranteed fitment and performance

• Efficient Airflow Control – Ensures uniform cooling across cylinders for stable engine temperature

• Durable Aluminum Construction – Lightweight and corrosion-resistant for long-term reliability

• Restores Factory Performance – Ideal for classic restorations and rebuilds of air-cooled Porsche engines

• Direct Fit Replacement – Compatible with 911 models from 1967–1989 with no modification required

• Improves Cooling System Longevity – Reduces engine stress, extending the lifespan of vital components

• Essential for Engine Maintenance – Recommended during fan replacement, engine rebuilds, or when upgrading to OEM-quality parts

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What does the Porsche Cooling Fan Blade Housing do?
It supports and encases the engine fan blades, directing air evenly across the cylinders to regulate temperature in air-cooled Porsche engines.

2. Which Porsche models use this fan housing?
This part fits Porsche 911 models produced from 1967 to 1989 equipped with air-cooled engines.

3. Is this part OEM quality?
Yes, the 930-106-006-11 fan housing meets Porsche’s original factory specifications for material quality, design, and performance.

4. When should I replace the fan housing?
Replace it if the original unit shows signs of cracking, corrosion, or damage that affects airflow efficiency or alignment.

5. Does the fan housing affect engine temperature control?
Yes, a properly functioning housing ensures balanced airflow, which is critical for maintaining consistent engine temperature in air-cooled Porsches.