Honda Accord 94 model. Fan not kicking in.

check to see if its the rad coolant fan motor that is bad, it could also be the temp sensor for the rad fan that is bad not sending signal to computer to turn on fan. it could be the fan relay or bad electrical connection in the system or even the computer. you don`t say what if anything you have checked.

Have you fitted the thermostat in the right way around ,the body towards the engine ?

This indicates that the booster fan for AC has failed. If you look in back of the radiator, you will see 2 electric fans. One is for the engine cooling, and the other is a booster for when the AC is running to provide for extra air flow through radiator and AC condenser. (May also apply when engine overheats, but not sure of that) As car is moving along, then air is pushed through allowing AC to work. When standing still, and fan failed, then no air (or less air) passing over condenser grill. (Condenser is the one in front of the radiator) No cool.
While standing still with engine running, open the hood and look at fans. Watch your fingers. Fans can start at any time. One may be running or not. Now turn on AC and look at fans. Both should come on together. If not, then it may be either the fan, or the fan relay or fuse. Or even the wire.
Does the engine get extra hot while standing still running? Let it sit there for ten mins or so and see if main fan kicks on. Watch your temp gauge, you dont want it to boil over. When the temp reaches the level it is at normally, one fan should kick on. If temp keeps climbing and no fan, then that may be the same issue, likely the main relay.

I think there is a fuse box under the hood and also under the dash. Check the fuses.
Make sure you get the cooling fan motor at the radiator fixed asap! I had a 94 accord and didn't know that one of the 2 motors went out. When the second one went out my transmission fried. Very costly!

If you gauge is readin g that high, you are over heating, maybe not to the point of engine shut down or hose failure. I suspect the thermo sensor that is mounted in the radiator is not operating, therefo causing the cooling fan not to function at high temps.
I recommend you have this checked quickly.

Simple take out the 2 wires that come to the thermo fan switch,then connect the 2 wires together,then the work is done ,then as you start the engine the fan will work constantly.

Yes, either a fuse (blower motor relay) (blower motor Resistor) or the fan blower motor is burned out.

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give details of your car year model ect they will be able to get relay to suit

the temp sensor just tells you the temp of the coolant and it controlls the coolant fan to turn on and off at a certain temperature........have you check for coolant leeaks???