1997 Subaru Legacy "engine start fan working" Questions

overrides engine fan switch if wont work with a/c on then start cks  relay shoud be in fuse box underhood also a fan fuse fuse power one side of relay fan sensor signal to open relay to power fan

...start, engine runs ok when warm. I have disconnected the two sensors,(thermostat housing and under the inlet manifold) and the fans still run. Any help appreciated ! get the the thermostat checked. ...

...start this is normal. if the engine is to hot its a safety feature to prevent any damage to the engine. the engine management system controls it. let the engine cool for 30 mins then start it.check ...

...advice !!! Hi, have the same problem with my 1995 legacy gt twin turbo and the problem lyes with the ecu temp switch, it sound's like the ecu thinks the engine needs more fuel to start and ...

...Start the the engine. Be prepared to add more coolant mix as air is cleared from the system. When the top hose from the engine to the radiator gets warm give it plenty of squeezing to help shift any ...

...engine is cold please run it idle once to start in the morning then drive and if it does always then. put the gear to neutral with the brakes on and push the accelerator slowly to higher side to ...

...engine compartment on the drivers side behind the battery along the fender edge. You can use other relays that are already in there by swapping the A/C fan relay with the wind shield wiper relay. You ...

...working Two months ago my check engine light started coming on and my speedo stopped working. both problems were intermittent and not neccesarily at the same time. i had just tried e-10 ethanol based ...

...ENGINE COOLANT FANS ARE KICKING ON AND OFF EVRY COUPLE SECONDSI HAVE RESET ITWILL NOT STArt battery was dead, changed it out and lights were flashing, will crank but wont start, has fire and the fuel ...

...start with the fuse,the run a wire from the battery to the fans if they run.it aint them.then change the fan sensor.then check the belt.keep going up the cost factor until you find it. Unfortunately ...