2002 Jaguar X-Type "fuse relay controls radiator" Questions

...relay contact or defective temp sensor.  If engine reaches oeprating temp and no heat in cabin, check to make there is no air bubble caught in the heater hoses.  If you do not have flushing ...

...Relay, Fuse, or Thermo-Switch (if applicable) may be bad. I am guessing here because I am not familiar with the particular model, but the 12-cylinder engine since the 1970's has a pair of electric ...

...fuse/relay box - #13 7.5 AMP fuse, controles Power mirrors, ABS system, Air delivery, Blower motor relay, Rear window defogger relay, Radiator fan relay, Condenser fan relay #13 is top row of fuses ...

...fuse / relay box 5.condenser fan fuse # 50 20amp in underhood fuse / relay box. Any one of these could cause them to not work, rather then just replacing parts an wasting money you should take it to ...

...relay fuse ia not working and also were you put the fuse. What I do ? If the relay is bad, pull out the old one and put the new one in. You can test power to the relay and to the fan as well. If no ...

...fuse, relay, wiring or fan itself. First check the fuse. If good, next try swapping the relay with another one in the engine compartment relay box, such as the horn relay. Let the car warm up and see ...

...fuse 96 dodge caravan Replaced relay thermostat and temp sensor fans were working for a few months. Now fuse has blown twice and fans don't come on and have code 35 in system code 35-Radiator fan ...

...RELAY FUSE I CAN ONLY FIND ONE IS THERE MORE THAN ONE RADIATOR FAN RELY FUSE FOR 2006 2.4L 4 DOOR PT Cruiser CHRYSLER GAS ENGINES Radiator fan operation is controlled by the Total Integrated Power ...

...relay switch or fuse for 2006 Ford Taurus radiator fan? Please and thank you There should be both. Should have a temperature switch, an A/C switch, a defrost switch that all send signals to the ECU. ...

' Locate the fuse (and possibly relay) box, check inside the cover for a layout that identifies which fuse or relay controls the fan; they are often on their own fuse and definitely on their own relay