Re: Cooling Fans
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Re: Cooling Fans



The cooling fan electrical circuit is reletively simple. Refer to 
M:18:10 in the workshop manual. Some of the more common problems are:
Burnt jumper or connections in the relay block
Blown #5 fuse (test it even if it looks good)
Bad grounds for fan motors
Bad otterstat (temp switch)
Bad fan motors
Use a test light or meter to a GOOD ground and see where you have 
power. Jump the otterstat switch with a paper clip. (Keep one in the 
car at all times for emergency use.)
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxx, paulheymeson@xxxx wrote:
> Hello Group Members,
> 
> The problem I have with the cooling fans is they don't come on at 
all.
> I have the fused jumper wires in the first 2 relay slots.
> I can't make it out really as when I put a test meter on the fan 
temp 
> sensor on the rad pipe in the engine bay the fans came on.
> So I thought faulty sensor,just put a new one on and still don't 
work.
> 
> Help please it's making me go mad!!!!
> 
> Many Thanks.
> 
> Paul UK,Vin 741






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