[DML] Re: Cooling Fans
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[DML] Re: Cooling Fans



Joe,


You stated that the otterstat switch seems fine but did you jump the
otterstat switch? If not, unplug the two female connectors from it and
insert a jumper wire into the female connectors. Start the car and if the
fans come on you have a bad otterstat switch.


Hope this helps,


Duke

----- Original Message -----
From: Joe Palatinus <jpalatinus@xxxx>
To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2000 6:02 PM
Subject: [DML] Cooling Fans


> Hello List
>
> I left the engine running for about a half hour, and when I cam back I saw
> smoke comming from the engine bay, and the temp guage was at 260. The
> cooling fans failed to come on. Since I got the car the cooling fan fail
> light has been on, but the cooling fans always worked until now. I was
> pulling on the horn cable, this was the only hing I was doing near the
> fans befre this started. I have the y spliter in the correct positions on
> the fan fail module, and the fuse is ok. I tried to trace the electrical
> connections, but they all look good. There is no horn on the right side
of
> the car, and the only missing electrical connections are one female
> connecter with one wire going to it, tht I am certain, goes to the not
> present horn, and a frayed thin black wire, which I believe goes to the
> horn female connecter as well. The cooling fans are both connected, with
> that huge rope of a wire. Does anyone have any ideas where to look for a
> disconnection?. The otterstat (switch in the hose near engine)seems fine.
> I have been under my car for hours, but have found no dissconection.
> Thanks
> Joe P.
> VIN 17167
> 6808
>
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