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the fan stopped
so I went to buy a fan, in the spare part company I discovered that it comes in 2 part fan and control module. and both are expensive
the fan dose not start even with AC on, so how can I determine if which is faulty?
I am planing of testing the terminal of the fan for short circuit or open one, is this ok?
any idea
Last edited by bomariam1; Oct 27, 2009 at 05:28 PM.
usually if the fan fails they tend to kinda lock up and that usually blows the fuse. Its under the hood in the fuse box by the battery, its a 60amp one. If that isnt blown and you can spin the fan by hand and it doesnt drag then i would lean toward the module (its next to the fan on the shroud) but would get a wiring diagram and confirm it. If it is blown then suspect the fan motor and replace the fuse. Good luck, paul
ok opened the module I didn't see any thing burned, it seem's that I will go for the module first and see, since the jan rotate freely and as I know that fans don't tent to get faulty very easy.
CHECK YOUR FAN GROUNDS. there have been some one here that have experienced a bad ground leading to fan problems. check ALL connectors. you probably have a lot of fan time due to the heat you are in. good luck