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cooling fans not coming on
Well car is getting tired but would like to make cooling fans come on manuelly if possible my a/c never worked in a years I realize hi/lo pressure switch controls the fans.My a/c isn`t charged.I would like to put a switch for fans (car only get hi temp when in city).Witch wires would I run for fans to come on.I did the test shutting car off unpluging temp sensor then starting car and fans do come on.Can I cut wire going to sensor and install a switch.it`s a 2000 grand prix 3100.Next vehical will be 3800 gtp.Need to make this last 1 year
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Re: cooling fans not coming on
Sorry but the delayed reply. I guess no one wants to touch this this one.
If your A/C was operational you wouldn't have to worry about it. All you need to do is install a switch, mount it under the dash and tie the wiring into the main engine compartment fuse box to the cooling fan relays. You can get a multiple contact switch. That way work the cooling fans in low or high positions. Also companies like ZZP have a kit available which will work with the 3100 engine.I would not mess with the ECT sensor or wiring to it since it is used for the temperature gauge at the IP cluster and a reference for the PCM module to turn on the fans at the right engine operating temperature.
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