Questions & Answers for: toyota corolla radiator fan relay

radiator fan my 1993 toyota corolla hot and cold gage and radiator fan won t come on. it seems to be a relay or fuse. or the temperature sensor. it is usually on the radiator or the engine block.

...Toyota Corolla For what sensor does that wire on the bottom of the radiator go to? And also, my fan doesnt work at all, I tried replacing the relays, and There is a sensor screwed into the bottom of ...

toyota corolla 1996 radiator fan does not works First I noticed that my ac wasnt working and then the checkengine light went on. Then I noticed that the ac / radiator fan was not working. Also I ...

...toyota corolla/ overheats,fan connected directly i have a 1993 toyota corolla it overheats after some miles of driving, i already took off the thermostat checked the lines and the radiator its not ...

...toyota corolla is overheating intermittent... My 2002 toyota corolla is overheating intermittently. The car was missing coolant and I topped it off. However the car still overheats intermittently. I ...

...Toyota Corolla. Would this be the result of a failed thermostat, fan relay or something else? Fan switch should be located in the upper radiator tank. Two wires to it. it works off the temp of the ...

...toyota corolla radiator fan doesnt come on.where is the relay switch? The temperature switch that turns the fan off and on is located at the bottom of the radiator and has an electrical connector on ...

...Toyota various models - Camry, Tacoma, 4 Runners, Corolla, and some other models it is usually caused by temperature sensitive fan switch on the radiator not operating. Electric fan on the radiator ...

...Toyota Corolla 2bl Fan not coming on to cool radiator I changed the fuse to the fan and the fan relay and still the fan doesn't kick on. Any suggestions thanks You would first need to jumper ...

...toyota corolla le radiator fans wont work i need radiator fans work Using a test light connect the lid to NEGATIVE and start the engine with A/C on.back probe the positive terminal on the fan.If no ...