junior91hondaac

Hi, everyone..i have a 1991 honda accord ex.it realy rus well,but my only problem i is that my cooling fan wont come on when the ingine gets hot..i checked the fan and it works..i even checked the cooling fan relay and that works too..i also replace the cooling sensor the one mounted on the thermostat housing,but the cooling fan still didnt come on ..what should i do next?

holmesnmanny

There are two fans on your car. Both should turn on and run at the same time any time the car is on.

When you say you checked the "fan" that means something must be wrong OR you need to reword your statement.

bairdandrew77

Did you make sure the cooling system is bled properly?

junior91hondaac

Thank you for getting back at me..i checked my 2 fans by coonecting them to the car battery and they both work.i also blead the system too,and nothing seem to work..the only way they work is if i short them(jump). When the car gets realy hot the passenger fan comes on after the car is of,wich i think is a good thing..

holmesnmanny

http://www.hondapartscheap.com/parts...ine/water-pump

Replace part number 14 in the diagram from Honda...or you can ask for the "fan switch" at your nearest parts store. See if that fixes it. Feel free to report back if it does.

junior91hondaac

where is the thermo sensor is located and what does it do

Lost Again

Well, I'll assume we are talking about the ones for the fans.

There are two. One, I call Thermo A is on the t-stat housing where the lower hose connects. This controls the fans (BOTH) when the car is "on".

The other one, Thermo B, is on the housing where the upper hose connects. This one controls THE FAN when the car is off.

bank2me

Kind of bringing up an old thread here. I am having the same problem, my dads 91 Accord EX will get hot after driving in town after a while. I noticed the cooling fan DOES NOT come on at all when the temp guage starts going up. I would like to test the sensor located near the thermostat housing that "holmesnmanny" had mentioned. What is the best way to test it? Should I test it when the engine is OFF and the key is TURNED AHEAD?? Or turn the ENGINE ON and test it then?? All my fuses are fine and cooling fan relay is good. I just want to narrow down the problem before I start throwing parts at it.

Lost Again

Thermo A on the t-stat housing. Key on (pos II), engine off, remove the connector and jump the wire side of the connector with a piece of wire/paper clip/ ect.

BOTH fans should run (assuming this came factory ac and has two fans).

bank2me

Lost again I will try jumping the connector that is on switch A. And yes it has factory AC. So if the fan TURNS ON then the switch is bad?? What about if the fan DOES NOT turn on??

KRITIK

Hi i am also experiencing this same issue car is a 1991 CB3 (JDM) swapped SOHC F20B. Fans used to wrk as they normally do untill a fews ago they wld not come on even wen the needle is reading hot.

need help narrowing down possible faults

holmesnmanny