From this I guess that there is a break in a wiring somewhere. However, thecar was just sitting in the garage and the cooling fans worked one day and not the next. Also, it appears that each fan has its own power lead. So, it seems odd that while just sitting both power wires could "go bad".
The first item to check is to be sure that you have 12 volts at the cooling fan (blue) socket and by-pass fuses. Let me know the result of your test.
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> Well, I now have one of the normal problems - my cooling fans. It appears that they stopped coming on yesterday. (There were fine 2 days ago.) I just replaced the temp. sensor and I know it is OK. The fans used to come on before the temp guage hit half way. Yesterday, it went over half way up. When I jumpered the switch, I could hear a clicking (assume this is the relay trying to engage) but the fans won't come on. Then, when I plug the wires back onto the switch, I hear the clicking again. So, the switch is fine. My car has the wired modification upgrade with 2 fuses (no fanzilla). The fuses are good. Where should I start? Can I check for voltage at the fans themselves? I don't think both fans went bad at the same time. What else could it be besides a wiring problem? Need to get this fixed before Cleveland.
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