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12-27-2006, 05:34 PM
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1990 Corvete Tuned Port Overheating
Hello to all.
My problem is this: the cooling fans do not come on when they are supposed to. When I disconnect the fan swith from the connector on the engine, the fans come on. The "service engine soon" light comes on when I do this. I have changed the fan switch with the same outcome. What is causing this? Any and all sugesstions are welcomed. Thank you in advance. Have a happy New Year. ulremember aka Chuck
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12-27-2006, 06:23 PM
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Re: 1990 Corvete Tuned Port Overheating
Can dig the pic, anyway the fans do not come on till 222 degrees, don't know if you know that, but get a scanner on it and see at what temp they kick in if they do of course.
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