Questions & Answers for: fans seized car

...seized. If the fans are electric, the motors may have fried or relay is shot. If the belts are tight and they are squealing then remove the belts, inspect them and every pulley, inspect and spin. ...

...of course) as sometimes the fan motors seize up and blow a fuse. If you have access to a scan tool and the fans are not seized, you can actuate the relays manuallly to see what works and what

Radiator Cooling Fans won't run. Not seized up. Radiator Cooling Fans won't run. Not seized up. Replaced relay ran once. EIther fuse, relay, fan motor itself, temp sensor, or bad wiring

cooling fan or radiator fan not functioning Check fan motor is not seized; if fan blades free to run, check supply fuse and operation of fan control relay. If all above ok, check operation of fan ...

car then stalled if the cooling fan didn`t come on then you need to find out why.is the cooling fan motor seized or is the fan not being sent a signal from the ecm(computer) to turn on the fan through

car up, and look at the drive belt and pulleys. They should all be turning. If this is the problem you will see something seized up. Also if you have let the power steering pump run out of oil, it may

...(you should always assume it has seized). Remove the head and check that the pistons are still in working order and TDC before trying to start the car...by the sounds of things your car has

system rad fans don,t come on when car heats up run fault codes and check for temp sensor for the fans. check the relay operation and physically check the fans are capable of running and not seized up

remove and replace waterpump on 88 mod petrol jackaroo the fan belt appeared to be seized that runs pump and alternator and the vehicle was stranded in town. i thought the alternator had seized so i ...

If oil level fine but engine seized then it could be either oil pressure low or oil not pumping around engine due to oil pump failure or engine overheated, water pump failure or radiator fans failing