1996 buick century coolant fan circuits

retrieve vehicle code ---get a multi meter check for power in circuit --bad fuse --relay--short in wiring failed connector etc

Check the wiring harness to the fan they sometimes put a fuseable link in the wire and it might of blown.

check for a problem fuel pressure regulator
most are wired to the ECM which is connected to the relay for the pump
it works like this
with low / no fuel pressure the regulator completes a circuit to the ECM
that signal is then sent to a relay to start the pump
when full pressure is reached , the regulator signals the ECM and the relay is turned off hence the pump is not continually running when pressure is not required

if engine at long stand still,the engine temperature will rise about 190 degrees the cooling fan suppose to automaticaly turn on when coolant temperature sensor get hot it cause its resistance decrease causing pcm to send power to coolant fan relays and cooling fans, when you turn on AC the cooling fans suppose to turn on to cool down AC CONDENSOR, IF NOT AC WONT WORK COOLING FAN COOLS DOWN REFRIGERANT SO IT CAN RECYCLE THROUGH THE SYSTEM AGAIN.your cooling is suppose to turn on when engine at a sit still if vechicle not moving as coolant temperature rises at a set point the cooling fans will turn on cool down engine.cooling fans dont turn on when you first cold stsrt vechicle unless you have AC SWITCH ON.if cooling fans dont turn on when vechicle at a long stand still or moving along slow traffic.if coolant temperature sensor been replaced and fuses and relays okay have dealership check see if pcm driver circuit working faulty pcm will cause cooling fans not to turn on.

I would first check for a broken or shorted wire to body of car. Mouse damage or green corrosion. This is because you say fuses are blowing. Good luck Friend.

This can be due to a bad relay or coolant sensor that turns on the fan or a bad fan, a good test to do to see if the relay and the fan work is to start the engine and then turn on the ac, if the ac doesnt work then unplug the coolant temp sensor this will turn on the check engine light but it will reset when you restart engine, if the fan turns on then fan and relay are good and its the sensor, if the fan doesnt run then it may be the relay or fan, a quick test of the fan is to dissconnect plug to fan and run a power and ground wire to fan and if it runs then you have a bad relay,hope this helps,

check the radiator coolant fan,or the R C fan relay. If radiator coolant fan went out your car will over heat when idle .

Check your coolant temp. sensor, over by the thermostat.If you disconnect it and fan comes on bad sensor.

cooling fan fuse should be third up from bottom on right on cabin fuse block. there may be another in power distribution center under the hood. Not sure if you mean radiator fan. to check, first hot-wire fan to battery. if it runs check fuse and relay. Radiator fan operates like this: coolant sensor sends signal to computer that sends ground signal to fan relay that then completes power circuit to fan. Difference in cabin fan is that the dash control sends signal to relay, then to resistor bloc, to fan motor.All electrical components require power and a good ground to operate properly.

check the connector and make sure it has a good ground if they are good try finding another fan and swaping them