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89 Grand Prix Cooling issues
Alright, my problem seems simple enough. I have an 89' Grand Prix SE with a 2.8 liter engine. About a month ago the Cooling fan just stopped coming on. So, i replaced a few sensors, still didn't come on. I have now replaced every last sensor that activates the cooling fan and it still dosen't come on. I took it to an auto-repiar shop and they said it was the ECM, so i replaced that and it still won't turn on. Any help would be apreciated. I have checked and the fan itself works.
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Re: 89 Grand Prix Cooling issues
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Have you checked or swapped the relay(s) that control the fan? I believe the PCM just provides a signal (12 volts or ground) to the relay so that the fan will come on. I believe there is a fuse (or two) involved there too. Let us know what you find. Take Care,
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Re: 89 Grand Prix Cooling issues
I have checked all the fuses and fusable links and they are all fine, im not sure where the relay's for the cooling system are. Any ideas?
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Re: 89 Grand Prix Cooling issues
Just going out on a limb here, but have you directly applied power and ground to the fan to see if it still works?
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Re: 89 Grand Prix Cooling issues
Yes, i have done that and the fan works.
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Re: 89 Grand Prix Cooling issues
OK, that's good. What about the continuity of all the wiring? I'd suggest getting a diagram and a connector pinout to test all the circuits. A cheap DVOM is all you need. The only (and safest) way to is by disconnecting the ECM connector(s) before probing around. You'll probably have to anyway to test all the circuits.
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Re: 89 Grand Prix Cooling issues
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I agree with corning_d3 - its time to do a little testing of the wiring. You can TRY to get a wiring diagram at autozone.com (try link below), but I like to have the repair manual. http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBr...3d800eda79.jsp Let us know what you find out. Almost forgot - do you have AC in that car? And if so - does the fan come on when the AC is switched on (or the defroster)? Take Care,
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Greg A. 2001 Chevy Venture w/some "enhancements" ~ 105K Miles (Dec. 2010) 1992 Jeep Cherokee Laredo, 4.0L, Automatic ~ 155K Miles (Dec 2010) |
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Re: 89 Grand Prix Cooling issues
There should be 2 fan relays in the underhood fuse/relay center. One is for the primary (driver's side) fan, and the other is for the aux (pass side) fan.
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