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Cooling fan Car gets hot. Cooling fan works good I had to wire it to run when startcar. I changed thermostat, relay, and temp sender. Car stays cool orwarm about or just under half mark. When fan not wired the way I haveit, it gets almost to hot line sometimes fan works the way it should isit the computer? 1997 sunfire gt

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Yes, it's probably the PCM. I had the same problem, and upon replacing the PCM it started working again. If your cooling sending unit is new, and so many parts of your fan assembly are new, it's probably not receiving the signal from the sending unit. Hope this helps.

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