I am not getting power to the fuse for the cooling fan. Where should i look

Cooling fan fuse in the engine compartment fuse / relay box . The CCRM - constant control relay module !
http://www.bbbindustries.com/free_tsb.html go to this page an enter your vehicle info. under system - engine , subsystem - cooling fans ! Do you know what a CCRM is ? google it

Check for power at the fan resistor wire to the resistor, if power. change the resistor block itself. it controls fan speeds. Most resistors are beside the blower fan, below glove box. You may have to remove a panel to get to the fan resistor. check all fuses first! Even under hood fuse box.

The cooling fan is controlled by the coolant temperature sensor near the thermostat, and when it senses too high temperature of the coolant, it operates the fan relay.
Check the fuse for the cooling fan, the cooling fan relay, and the fan itself for proper operation. You can use a multimeter to see if power is getting to the sensor. If not, and you find the fuse is good, then you'll have to find the break in the wire.

code P1651 cooling fan 1 relay control circuit malfunction conditions. possible causes cooling fan relay 1 circuit is open short to ground or to battery plus. cooling fan relay 1 power circuit is open test cool fan 1 fuse or the related fuse link to G or maxi fuse. cooling fan relay 1 damaged or has failed. PCM has failed. replace cooling fan relay and fuse see what happens. code P0300 MEANS YOU HAVE MULTIPLE ENGINE MISFIRE DETECTED CONDITIONS.

Check fuse number 23 (20 amp) and fuse 12 (40amp) in the under hood fuse block. If you look inside the cover the fuses are typically labeled cooling fan 1, cooling fan 2 or something similar. The relays should also be labeled high speed and low speed cooling fan or something similar.

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the cooling fan fuse is located in the main fuse panel,location of which should be in your owners manual if you have one if not call the dealer and ask.it could be the cooling fan motor itself not working or the cooling fan relay.to check the cooling fan if you disconnect the plug on the back of the motor and feed direct power and ground to the terminals of the motor.if the fan starts to work then it is okay.to change the cooling fan it is a job for a shop to do as it entails alot parts removal to get to the fan itself

there is fuse and a relay for the cooling fan.just turn ignition on and test all the fuses(some fuses will only work with the system on like headlights/tail lights).check the relay in the relay box(panel)under the hood.you may have a bad cooling fan,you don`t say why your checking the fuse.if you unplug the connector at the cooling fan and jumper a ground wire and power wire it should work.if not then you need a cooling fan motor or assembly.

have you checked the fuse to fan have you tested to see if the fan is bad if your getting power to fan and fan isnt comeing on then the fan is bad