turbo timer, radiator fan
03-31-2002, 07:50 PM
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turbo timer, radiator fan
My radiator fan stopped turning on just recently, makng it hard to stay cool. It doesn tno come on anymore, and I checked the fuse under the hood, and it's good. Any ideas? It used to turn on, and now it doesn't.
03-31-2002, 07:54 PM
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Re: turbo timer, radiator fan (servion)
happened to me and a lot of other people, never found out why.
i just hooked up the fan to an on/off switch then to the battery as a temporary solution.
i'd also like to know what it could be
i just hooked up the fan to an on/off switch then to the battery as a temporary solution.
i'd also like to know what it could be
04-01-2002, 04:09 PM
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Re: turbo timer, radiator fan (Ruckus138)
Sounds like a plan... any suggestions on how to go about doing that? Thanks
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Re: turbo timer, radiator fan (servion)
it's not a solution but it'll work until you figure it out.
it's pretty budge and i don't recommend you use this for more than a few weeks...
just go to radioshack and pick up some wire, those little alligator clamps, an on/off switch, and some electrical tape.
just hook up a wire directly to the fan, run it through your firewall and under your dash, hook the other end to an on/off switch, take another wire and run it from the switch, through the firewall and directly to the battery.
fan goes on, fan goes off.
like i said, budge.
it's pretty budge and i don't recommend you use this for more than a few weeks...
just go to radioshack and pick up some wire, those little alligator clamps, an on/off switch, and some electrical tape.
just hook up a wire directly to the fan, run it through your firewall and under your dash, hook the other end to an on/off switch, take another wire and run it from the switch, through the firewall and directly to the battery.
fan goes on, fan goes off.
like i said, budge.
04-01-2002, 06:15 PM
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Re: turbo timer, radiator fan (servion)
are you saying that your fan doesn't work after you put in a tt or it doesn't work when the tt is counting down? my fan doesn't click on when the tt is counting down, but works when it needs to and i always wondered why, but really didn't worry about it too much.
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04-01-2002, 08:04 PM
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Re: turbo timer, radiator fan (Nfurno)
ok, well if it is working other times then i dunno what to tell you, it not working with the tt happens to a lot of people... but i had the problem where it just wouldn't ever turn but the actual fan worked, i never figured it out.
04-01-2002, 08:13 PM
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Re: turbo timer, radiator fan (CRXRageD)
my fan doesnt work with the tt either. I just leave the AC on and sit in the car for a minute. Been meaning to find a way to fix that.
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