2004 Ford Mustang "fan motor fuse" Questions

...motor. The fuse marked "FAN' which is the one I think you are looking for, is the fuse for the electric drive fan ( see other picture below). In any case this is all I saw that controled any fans ...

fan motor, relay, sensor or heat sensitive switch, and the Electronic Control Module (ECM)--your car?s computer control system. Also, make sure to check for a possible blown fan fuse. These are common

...fan motor is fine, but is not cutting on. Hello Bob horse,The problem could be the radiator fan relay, or your "temperature sensor". Try switching the radiator fan relay with another identical relay ...

...fan motor. When they design these motors they sue the lowest cost of everything to have the best price. The brushes are probably worn out. I would connect a volt meter to the conductors going to the ...

...motor fan control module should be located in the glove box. In awkward position so you have to look up. Disconnect 2 screws, unplug connection, replace with new part, install screws, done. Part will ...

fan relay first. swap them around to test is every thing well then test the motor dirtectly, if its fine and works, then tempeture sensor on the engine. remove the harness and put a jumper wire on the

...dont here the click you might want to check the relay. A seperate fan relay should be under the hood in the power dis. box. It will say what relay it is. If it clicks, you might need a fan

...motor goes it usually will still blow on high. if its out completely it ususaully smells like burnt tape.dont worry its prob something simple and cheap, ie fuse/relay. Let me know ...

engine fan not coming on? engine fan not coming on and its over heating Could be the fan motor, relay, fuse, or temp sensor to computer.

...fan motor on my 2003 Mustang GT and the blown 50 amp fuse; also replaced the resistor, yet the fan only comes on when the ac is turned on and it makes a grinding or maybe rubbing noise. When the fan ...