Questions & Answers for: electric fan switch gear

fan switch won't switch the direction of the air flow when switching the dash air control switch the air continues to only flow from the floor vents THERE COULD BE A PROBLEM ON THE CONTROL SWITCH. you

...engine is a2.0 turbo intercooler. This is a electric heat boost for demisting in winter months, turn fan on to full, heater lever to full and air controll to full. Be warned uses lots of battery ...

...connected to the radiator cooling fan as 215 F is about the temperature that this will start so as to cool the engine.So it may possibly be the fan motor or the sensor switch. Good Luck

...pump, electric fans and viscous fan are causes for overheating plus the sensors that control the fans. Not starting could be caused by the overheating but most likely its a fuel or ignition

...electric fan running. As long is the car is moving then air crosses the radiator and keeps things cool but when you come to a stop there is no airflow. Here is where the electric fan comes into play. ...

fan shroud assembly. Remove top RH isolated radiator mount bracket. Remove remote air cleaner. Remove ignition coil. Disconnect electrical connector on power steering pressure switch at steering gear.

gear with 100 teeth. THEN the sliding part goes back to the original OFF position. I don't think your solenoid switch is sliding BACK into place when it should. Here is a test to knock, jar, loosen it

...fan works ok.When I push button nothing happens, no sound. On something like this you are going to need to access the gear box #26. As the snorkel comes down it has to trigger the lower limit switch ...

electric fan not operating. The above three should be tested. The timing may be out but it is set by computer and would have to have cambelt setting wrong to cause overheating. Waterpumps can wear the

...electric radiator cooling fans checked.  Sometimes they are built with 2 speeds and the high speed may not be switching on.Also, some engines have a cooling fan clutch which is suppose to grip ...