Overheating, fan not turning on
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I'm not sure which is the condenser fan and which is the radiator, but the passenger side fan is not turning on. My engine is overheating regularly. I've checked fuses and they seem ok.
First, can someone point out which fan is which?
First, can someone point out which fan is which?
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The passenger side fan is the radiator fan and the drivers side is the ac fan. The fan not coming on is why your car is over heating. You might need to get another fan switch for it.
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Check your fan first.
1. disconnect fan connector
2. Connect battery+ to one terminal and battery- to the other. Fan should immediately come on.
1. disconnect fan connector
2. Connect battery+ to one terminal and battery- to the other. Fan should immediately come on.
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Are there any DIY's you know of? It looks like I have to take out the overflow tank and some hoses.
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