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nicolene steynberg Posted on Mar 20, 2013

Radiator fun running non stop

Radiotor fan running non stop from starting the car

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Sounds like the fan motor relay switch its attached to the fan housing unit, or your thermostat is stuck open. refer to you car bible for instructions on how to test your termostat to see if it functioning properly. Hope this was helpful.

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