fan help
06-12-2006, 03:41 AM
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fan help
can anyone help ...my fan will come on and only stay on for a couple of seconds (35-45) and then go off...its not cooling the car off like it should...can anyone tell me where the sending unit that controls the fan is....its on a 94 gt with a 160 degree stat.....its a new radatior ....thanks
06-12-2006, 03:53 AM
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RE: fan help
Heres a clip of an article i read about SN95.
Further complicating the EEC issue was a new little innovation called the "CCRM", which stands for Constant Control Relay Module. Rather than having individual, easily replaceable relays such as a Fox body vehicle, the SN95 cars are equipped with a small black box, mounted to the radiator overflow bottle. This box is a sealed unserviceable unit, meaning if one relay fails, the entire box must be replaced. The CCRM controls things like the fuel pump and electric fan, and can cause a wide range of problems in the event of a failure. If you think this sounds like a costly issue, you are correct. Average cost to replace the CCRM is $249.50, and this doesn't include the labor. The days of picking up a $6 relay at your friendly neighborhood parts store are history.
That may be your problem, hope it helps. Good luck
Further complicating the EEC issue was a new little innovation called the "CCRM", which stands for Constant Control Relay Module. Rather than having individual, easily replaceable relays such as a Fox body vehicle, the SN95 cars are equipped with a small black box, mounted to the radiator overflow bottle. This box is a sealed unserviceable unit, meaning if one relay fails, the entire box must be replaced. The CCRM controls things like the fuel pump and electric fan, and can cause a wide range of problems in the event of a failure. If you think this sounds like a costly issue, you are correct. Average cost to replace the CCRM is $249.50, and this doesn't include the labor. The days of picking up a $6 relay at your friendly neighborhood parts store are history.
That may be your problem, hope it helps. Good luck
06-12-2006, 11:02 AM
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RE: fan help
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can anyone help ...my fan will come on and only stay on for a couple of seconds (35-45) and then go off...its not cooling the car off like it should...can anyone tell me where the sending unit that controls the fan is....its on a 94 gt with a 160 degree stat.....its a new radatior ....thanks
can anyone help ...my fan will come on and only stay on for a couple of seconds (35-45) and then go off...its not cooling the car off like it should...can anyone tell me where the sending unit that controls the fan is....its on a 94 gt with a 160 degree stat.....its a new radatior ....thanks
06-12-2006, 09:59 PM
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RE: fan help
well as long as i run the air it is down around the "o" in normal.....if i run with out the air it gets up 2 "ma" in normal...i dont thank thats too hot but would like to keep below half way...im headed to the parts store to get a 180 stat.....i unpluged the sensor where it goes in the block, the fam came on so i dont think i have a fan problem........i will let yall know how the new stat works out.............thanks
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