2001 Ford Windstar "engine fan" Questions

...fan by reading the ECT, engine coolant temperature sensor. It then sends the signal to run the fans. Also, whenever the a/c is on, the cooling fans operate. Check your owner manual for location of ...

...fan switch. These two usually work as a "team" in managing engine temperatures; one switch tells the computer and the instrument gauge what temperature your engine is operating in, while the other ...

its normal for a fan to come on. unless you have a bad engine temp sending unit thats causing the engine cooling fan to come on improperly. try turning off the heat and ac and see if it still comes on

...fan attached to the water pump of the engine? if that is the case, then the ac fan that you are reffering to is the auxilliary fan where in it is triggered by the high pressure switch. that is just ...

...engine with a fan on front and one on top. just wondering how serious it is. I have stopped driving it. Based on your problem description, it seems to be like the cooling fans have some problem. ...

...FAN RELAY IN ENGINE AREA FOR FORD WINDSTAR 1995 The Cooling Fan Motor Relay(s) is part of the Constant Control Relay Module (CCRM). The CCRM is located in the Left Hand front of engine compartment . ...

...fan are working the engine will be hot in a few minutes and the cooling fan are working sounds like thermostat not workin right or BLOCK OR THE HEADS problems right away HOT ?Sounds Bad Let Me Know ...

...i trun the key on if you hear the cooling fans It wont start until  thay cut off. even win the engine is cold. If cooling fans are running then the PCM is not powering up. Check or replace the ...

...engine dont stop even when the key is out That is normal for most cars with elactric motors for fan. They do stop when the motor cools . It sounds like the thermo sensor or fan relay has gone ...

...to the on position there is a loud motoring noise. This continues after I start the engine. turn the key on and see if your fan or fans are running. if its fairly load the fan motor may be going ...