'94 Corsica Radiator fan

Previous discussion found here:http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=5912928

Since you have gone thru an issue I am experiencing, (my radiator fan doesn't work) I figure you might be best to ask this??
I am working on a 91 corsi LT (auto, ac, v6), and I can't find relay to radiator fan/motor
any help would be great (if it's the same as your 94).

thanks,

You should have one fan for the air cond and one fan for the engine. The relays should be the same. Try the air cond relay and see what happens. If you have a logic probe check for the ground and hot both sides of the relay. Try and determine what is happening. A lot of time the ground is used to open and close the relay. A cheap logic probe is like a 12Volt test light with led lights. You connect to both posts on the battery and you get a green or red light when you touch either a hot or ground and they are computer safe.
Around $20.00 on ebay.


the a/c fan and the engine/radiator fan runs on same relay?? so another way to eliminate a relay issue is to run the a/c??? and if the a/c works, then the relay is working??

ok, brb..
ok, back from running a/c and it's works.. so does this mean the relay is not the reason why my radiator fan is doesn't turn??

I connected wires directly from battery to the fan motor and it turns/run.

I found a 20amp fuse attached to the same plate (on the firewall) with 4 relays. I assume that is the fuse for the fan?? I got a chilton and a haynes and neither show where the relay or fuse is located for a 91 corsi LT v-6.. any help??

thanks,