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Re: If Thermostart not working fan also not working?
If the engine is overheating, the radiator fan should run, regardless of the thermostat. Just my opinion.
What kind of problem are you having, is the engine overheating?
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a bad thermo probably wont cause the fan problem. It may be a coincidence but fix the problem. No fan? sensor, relay, switch, fuse, short? Start w the basics. are both rad hoses hot when running, if not- (thermo problem?)
it depends on the kind of wiring system....but most cars ...the fan wil always start anytime the AC is switch ON.... and some cars the fan works with the thermostart
The thermostat is in the thermostat housing where the water hose hooks up to the radiator, if you don't know where that is take it to a dealer or Auto Parts store.
Check if the thermostart is not burned thus making connection and your fan run always. For high revs, check if there is no air leak or air flow meter is ok ok adjust your revs
Hi I know this is years later, but removing the thermostat is not advisable. If the car heats up in the summer have your radiator taken apart and the core cleaned by a professional radiator place. The 504's core tend to get blocked over time. it might also be a good idea to try and get a more heavy duty core or make fit a bigger radiator. Always have coolant in your system other wise the water will eat your cylinder head. It also prevents the radiator from getting clogged up.
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