THe radiator fan on my '93 Voyager stopped working all of a sudden a week ago.Of course , the A/C doesnt wont run now either (i think because the fan wont come on?)
I checked all the fusable links or as many I could find and they tested good.
Next , on a '93 the first relay in the row of 5 is the low speed relay and the last or 5th one, is the high speed relay(chiltons).

After checkin the fans and links (all good) i replaced the high relay first with an extra i got from a junk yard off of a 92.
Still no fan when i started the engine, but when i turned the A/C on the fan came on......but after about ten minutes the fan stopped and it hasnt come back on since.
What now? Couild it be a faulty PCM or temp sensor?The Temperature sensor is bye the thermostat right?Does this control the fan coming on?
The relay is still making a clicking sound , so I think it is working......
Can anybody help?..........Mark( in kansas city)

on my 97 they wont come on either i unpluged the temp sensor and they come on but stay on all the time also i have a check engine light that is on i also think it maybe the fan temp relay but havent found it on my van. Good luck FrankC

Do you have voltage going to the fan? Watch your fingers! The relay can be pulling in but if no voltage passing through to fan......??? temp sensor is also a possibility.

Do you have voltage going to the fan? Watch your fingers! The relay can be pulling in but if no voltage passing through to fan......??? temp sensor is also a possibility.

Other than the 10 minutes it ran after installing another relay, with the A/C on only(the high speed side,it hasnt ran.
I checked to see if there was power to the fan with a good test light and didnt get any voltage...I also unhooked the temp.sensor next to the thermostat, and all that happened was i got another trouble code.
The codes, by the way , were 12, 22, 33 and last one 55.
None of witch are a fan relay.....?

Test your fan relay. Then take it from there. This will tell you if the main coil circuit is failing or if the secondary circuit supplying B+ from battery is to blame.

OK! .......the fan is fixed! I did all the tests ...Finally took it to a repair shop(a very good one i might add) and they found it,Fuseable Link.
I checked all the ones i could see, guess I missed that one..
Anyway Thanks for all the help , I really learned alot from you guys and hope to be a part of this Forum for a long time. I know i'll learn alot!..... Mark





Test your fan relay. Then take it from there. This will tell you if the main coil circuit is failing or if the secondary circuit supplying B+ from battery is to blame.