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Overheating 99 Venture-Electric fan
My 99 Venture overheats after being driven awhile when I stop at a light. I have discovered that the electric radiator fans do not turn on when the engine heats up. However, I know that the fans work, because when I idle with the air conditioning on, the fans are working.
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Re: Overheating 99 Venture-Electric fan
Define overheating--
Does coolant spew out? Does gauge go into red?
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Re: Overheating 99 Venture-Electric fan
The gauge is normally at 10 o'clock and goes to 1 O'clock. If I sit there long enough, steam will rise, but normally I just see the gauge go up and hear gurgling from the engine. I have not noticed fluid spewing out, but the steam is a definite symptom.
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Re: Overheating 99 Venture-Electric fan
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I thought it might have been a fan relay but my crude testing, apply volts, get click, suggested they were ok. The wiring around the fan doesn't look brand new but the fans do run.
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