2002 Dodge Neon "sensor cooling fans 2000" Questions

...cooling fan sensor because if it was the head gasket then i would see white smoke we ran the car it didnt over heat i told him it happen on the highway he said the fan is working maybe there is a ...

temperature gauge does not give accurate reading i have replaced both the thermostat and temp sensor located near the crankshaft position sensor. takes a long time for the temp gauge to move. stays at

...cooling fans and sensors as well. These fans are vital to the cooling process as well. The cooling fans must cycle in intervals to keep the coolant cool during stop and gp driving or, long idle. They ...

...cooling fans and sensors as well. These fans are vital to the cooling process as well. The cooling fans must cycle in intervals to keep the coolant cool during stop and go driving or, long idle. They ...

...cooling sensor. with all those changes the fans still do not turn on and the car still overheats. The fans and relays work because if i take out the plug from the cooling sensor the fans turn on. ...

cooling fans not working. I did unplug the temp sensor and the fans came on. I replaced the sensor today and still no fans... The connection looks nice and clean.... Still no fans with AC on either...

...cooling fan sensor on a 2000 the fans do not turn on when the engine get hot and it overheats. where do you find the cooling fan sensor on a 2000 chevy malibu should be by the thermostat sensor. ...

sensor that activates your cooling fans when this is faulty it does not work as it should and allows the fans too run continuously so replacing this sensor at all times solves the problem failing that

need to replace any of these parts.The temperature guage stays in normal range anf does not go hight.Has anyone came accross this problem?I appreciate your help. Thanks. Replace the cooling fan sensor

sensor.OperationNotesThe electric cooling fan operates when the engine cooling temperature exceeds a certain value. The cooling fan on this engine is controlled by the Powertrain Control Module (PCM)