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my radiator got a leak, so i swapped it out with a used one, plugged the fan in, connected the hoses. and filled er up with fluid. now the fan wont come on. is there somethin im missing or need to do?
i need to get this runnin quick. please help thanks, jim |
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Re: 97 grand am fan trouble
The fan does not need to be on until the engine gets at a certain temperature. If this fails then just install a toggle switch on the dash so you can turn it on manually
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Re: 97 grand am fan trouble
the temp was gettin past 1/2 way. it should have came on.
i might rig it to run when the key is on. |
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Re: 97 grand am fan trouble
disconnect ect and start the engine, fan should come on if you want to make sure it works.
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Re: 97 grand am fan trouble
thanks, the fan does work.
i am having trouble finding a wire thats hot when the key is on so i can wire the fan into it . the fan will just run all the time. does someone know of a powerful enough wire that i can splice into??? i tried a wire on the left side of the stearing column. i thought it was fixed until i tried to turn the car off. and it wouldnt turn off. so that wire did not work ![]() thanks again |
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Re: 97 grand am fan trouble
do you think it could be the fan relay?????
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Re: 97 grand am fan trouble
i changed the fan relay. thats not it.
but the fan does come on when the ac is on. any ideas?? |
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Re: 97 grand am fan trouble
- check your coolant level again
- wait until the needle gets to about 80% of the normal operating range. The first line on your gauge is 100, then you have another 5 lines after that (between the 4th and 5th you have that red line 260 F), now between your 3rd and 4th line is your normal engine operating temperature, so wait until the needle goes to about 80-85% of your normal operating engine temp. your fan is working fine
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