...engine overheats, cooling fan does not turn on Under the hood of the engine, close to the battery, there is a black plastic box. This is the Fuse Relay and Control Unit Box location. Remove this Box ...
...fan or any other engine moving parts. If voltage is reaching the fan motor, the test light should glow. Step3 Turn off the engine after you see the light glow. Apply direct voltage to the fan motor ...
...engine coolant is. the temperature switch is what triggers the fan motor to turn on. With the temp switch identified, pull the electrical plug from it. the fan motor should kick in, which means that ...
...fan isn't going on when at idle. and engine temp increases. While you are driving, air is being rammed thru your radiator as you cruise along, so it isn't overheating, at idle, that isn't happening, ...
fan motor is receiving 12V when it is supposed to be kicking in (engine hot) with a DVM (voltmeter) in its actual location. Having done this and likewise verifying that the ground is properly attached
...engine light on? if yes, and the code 6 is set, that means the ECT is dead. and guess what if that's dead so most the RAD FAN be dead overheated. and code 6 , also (sadly) causes retarded timing ...
...turning on, check that first. if there is air in your system you have a leak. you cant bleed the cooling system, you have to first recover the freon, preasurize it to see if you have a leak, if no ...
...fan to be able to clear it of the studs on the engine block.2 Set the motor to "top dead center," or TDC. Remove the #1 cylinder's spark plug as well as the valve cover so you can observe the ...
...fan not working properly. If after starting the engine you don?t see, or hear the radiator cooling fan working, this is the most likely cause of the engine overheating. You then need to have either a ...
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