I replaced the relay, fan swich sensor and I have the same problem. I don't think that is the thermostat, because i have good heat. I conect the fan direct when I turn on my car at this time, but I know that for long time can put my system crazy. so can you please let me know what is the problem to replace? thanks
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i would take the radiator to a radiator shop and have it flow tested sometimes they are hard to bleed the air out i usually hook my coolant pressure tester up and push the air out
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you have a burnt fan relay...if it were my car i ould run a jumper to the fuse panel so that when you turn the key on the fan will also come on and run.its not hard to do and it will stop the car from overheating
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nope diffrent trans man not to mention obd1 for 92 obd2 for 96 lots of work man not somthing i would call easy
SOURCE: cooling fans dont engage! 1998 oldsmobile silhouette!
Your Problem Can VERY WELL BE with the Temp Sensor, As It Is the First in This Electrucal Circut . it Waits for 210-230 Degree Engine temp and Gives that Sygnal to the ECM then ECM Grounds out the Cooling FAN RELAY To Turn ON the FANS and the Temp Sensor is Usualy THE #1 Culpret Closley in front of the RELAY.
There are 2 Sensors On this Vehicle The One You Replaced and One Located At Trans Side of
Engine Closer to Front of Vehicle At the Head ,Thereis a 2 wire Plug On it and This Sensor Goes to the ECT witch CONTROLS COOLING FAN RELAY. Hope this Helps and if you Need A Diagram For this It Must be Emailed as FixYa Does NOT Support Large Picture Files. My Email Add. Is MY
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