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08-15-2008, 11:56 AM
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car keeps overheating..
Alright guys, I cannot even tell if the fans up front are working. Is there any way to jump the fans to see if they'll even spin? Maybe hit them with a supply of 12v right off the battery? Or is there another way to know/get the fans to spin.
-Brad
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08-15-2008, 12:14 PM
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Re: car keeps overheating..
you have mud in your radiator, take the rad off and take off the switches and bottom hose and flush that clean. flush the engine at the same time inc the heater. refit everything fill it with coolant and your good to go
 fans wont come on because they are getting no heat to the sender switches at the base of the rad.
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08-15-2008, 01:04 PM
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Re: car keeps overheating..
Do these have self diagnostic mode?
2 lime green connectors under the drivers side dash, plug them together, turn ignition to ON and the fans should come on. Please unplug before driving again. Will also flash codes on dash and make "strange" noises. If not, look into some kind of self-misting system that works off your window sprayer. My buddy back in OK did it... LauraD |
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