Cooling fan Problem
#1
Cooling fan Problem
Hate to keep adding new threads but heres another problem I really need help with. Cooling fan was'nt working and when I checked the 50amp fuse it was blown. I replaced fuse but fan ran for 2 minutes and stopped. It should have run longer cause the motor was close to overheating. The fuse was still good, so I removed it and checked the fan by hand and it seems to take a lot of force to to get the fan to rotate manually. Should the fan move with very little resistance? Does it sound like the fan bearings are fried and it needs replacement? I have absolutely no knowledge or skills with electical problems, whats an easy way to test the fan before I order a new one? Thanks!
#4
Hi Guys,
I am having a similar prob. My fan only runs when I switch the heater to A/C. On vent or floor the rad fan will never kick in. Never. If I disconnect the sensor on the cross over behind and to the right of the alternator the fan will start at high speed. I changed that sensor twice so its not the prob. I changed the ccrm as well, but since the fan runs while the A/C is on it couldn't have been that anyway. BTW, the fan only runs at low speed during the time the A/C is on. Where is this 50amp fuse I can check and is there anything else I can look at?
I am having a similar prob. My fan only runs when I switch the heater to A/C. On vent or floor the rad fan will never kick in. Never. If I disconnect the sensor on the cross over behind and to the right of the alternator the fan will start at high speed. I changed that sensor twice so its not the prob. I changed the ccrm as well, but since the fan runs while the A/C is on it couldn't have been that anyway. BTW, the fan only runs at low speed during the time the A/C is on. Where is this 50amp fuse I can check and is there anything else I can look at?
#5
I forgot to mention... It does and did overheat and boil over before I found out the fan was the prob. I have ways of getting around now, but the prob persists. I just want my fan back. Can I switch to a clutch type instead of electric?
Adding that the rad is new and I changed thermostat twice before finding out it was the fan. Also a new water pump and belt and fluid. Tried a new fan motor and it didn't change the outcome so I returned it.
Adding that the rad is new and I changed thermostat twice before finding out it was the fan. Also a new water pump and belt and fluid. Tried a new fan motor and it didn't change the outcome so I returned it.
#7
Harness meaning the connections from the fan to the ccrm? Fan runs at high speed when I disconnect the sensor on the driver side and runs at low speed when i turn on the A/C, but does neither when the heater is not on or just on vent/floor without the A/C pump turned on. Saying this I will assume the harness is fine.
So how about that 50amp fuse, where it at? Or are there any other ideas or fan controllers on this car?
So how about that 50amp fuse, where it at? Or are there any other ideas or fan controllers on this car?
#8
The 2 speed fans had a problem with part of the wiring harness melting and so the fan would quit running hi speed. Check where the fan plugs into the wiring harness...
Im pretty sure this problem is posted a couple times and there are even some pics. The first 97 v6 I had experienced this. The 97GT has not fortunately
Im pretty sure this problem is posted a couple times and there are even some pics. The first 97 v6 I had experienced this. The 97GT has not fortunately