Fan relay, fan switch, or temp sensor?
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Fan relay, fan switch, or temp sensor?
Well here is my situation, I have narrowed it down to these 3 suspects of why my fan wont turn on.
My Fan relay or Fan Switch or Temperature sensor (Correct name?).
I don't want to spend 130bucks to buy all three, so what I am asking is how often does the fan relay burn out, the Fan Switch or temperature Sensor. The first time this had happened to me (Overheating) is during a crazy rain storm which lasted 4 days straight.
Any help at all would be great, thank you.
My Fan relay or Fan Switch or Temperature sensor (Correct name?).
I don't want to spend 130bucks to buy all three, so what I am asking is how often does the fan relay burn out, the Fan Switch or temperature Sensor. The first time this had happened to me (Overheating) is during a crazy rain storm which lasted 4 days straight.
Any help at all would be great, thank you.
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Re: (z6hatchboy)
First, check the fuse for the cooling fan.. if thats good..
Then jump the fan switch, if the fan turns on, its the fan switch
If not, swap the relay with like the a/c relay, while the fan switch is jumped.
Did you hotwire the fan to the battery to make sure it works?
Then jump the fan switch, if the fan turns on, its the fan switch
If not, swap the relay with like the a/c relay, while the fan switch is jumped.
Did you hotwire the fan to the battery to make sure it works?
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Re: (geebs)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by geebs »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">First, check the fuse for the cooling fan.. if thats good..
Then jump the fan switch, if the fan turns on, its the fan switch
If not, swap the relay with like the a/c relay, while the fan switch is jumped.
Did you hotwire the fan to the battery to make sure it works?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes, I did hot wire the fan and it works. I'm going to try to jump the fan switch this morning.
Then jump the fan switch, if the fan turns on, its the fan switch
If not, swap the relay with like the a/c relay, while the fan switch is jumped.
Did you hotwire the fan to the battery to make sure it works?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes, I did hot wire the fan and it works. I'm going to try to jump the fan switch this morning.
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