[DML] Re: Fan Fix Electrical Problems

["Lawrence Lormand" <lawrencesr@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dale,
I was told this never happened before by the maker, I've experienced 
the same problem & was told it isn't the fan fix unit from Hervey, I 
even sent it back to him & he said he couldn't find a problem so 
when mine stayed on I hit the rear shelf & it would stop, but when 
it melted the main lead to the battery while I was driving, I threw 
the damn thing in the trash, cost me a rare left dark grey carpet 
also from the acid lead I just replaced the carpeting to make the 
car look good to. first my alternator catches fire, then My fan fix, 
spend the dough & get melt downs for a fix. end up with wire fixes. 
Should make my own & give them away what a guarantee
Lawrence


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "funkstuf" <funkstuf@...> wrote:
>
> The other day after driving 4984, the cooling fans were stuck on.
> This has happened before, and I've alleviated it by unplugging the
> fan fix module.  Sometimes they turn off on there own.
> I went into the house for a little bit.  When I came out they were 
> still on. I also had the fan fix module from Special-T.  The fuses 
on 
> it were quite hot.  One was melted. I don't believe that initially 
it 
> was due to the fan fix module, I just think it got too hot with 
them 
> sitting there running.  Is there another relay that sticks or 
> something that causes these to stick on?  Any ideas?
> 
> Dale Funk
> #4984
> #941
>









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