Did a little searching and got nothing. It's kinda a strange problem. My fans don't click on. I know stock honda is at half gauge. I hit about 3/4 and turn my car off. No leaks and fluid is fine. I put in a new, lower thermo. The motor shows that it is getting power. No blown fuses. Any help, or just drive very slow and to very close places? Thanx in advance.

 

Take you two wires. Connect them to the fan "prongs". Hold one on a ground and the other on the positive side of battery. See if it comes on.

 

And if the fans are good, what should he check?

I'm having the same problem. Fans don't come on, but the fans test good.

 

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Already tried it. Click on fine. That and a test light is what confirmed that the fan motors work

 

Might have a break in the wiring somewhere.

 

That would realyl suck huh...sounds likealot of tracing. Would you reccomend starting with the fan back or the fuse foreward or what?

 

Which over fits your mood lol

 

hah! Thanks oodles for the help. Looks like I have a long night after I get home. Any one else who have had and fixed this prob, help would be nice. ie: where you found the short or splice.

 

If you wanted to go the easiest way you could just run new wire from the fan and plice into the the wire close to the fuses.

 

Sounds kinds ghetto rigged. It won't affect the car or short easily?

 

jump the wires at the fan switch, if they turn on replace the switch

 

how do you quote?


"jump the wires at the fan switch, if they turn on replace the switch"

smart man


Modified by 2kTeg at 9:22 AM 5/23/2005