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Do any one of you know where the Nissan Altima 1995 water temp sensor is? Do yo know how I can figure out of the two radior fans are not working due to the sensor or the fans are defective?

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The 2 fans you have are not both for the radiator, left hand drive, if you face the engine the fan on your left is the radiator fan and on the left is the aircon fan.

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