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Old 07-16-1999, 02:18 PM
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My '90 300TE auxillary cooling fans are not running. My temps are getting above 110 when not moving and running around 100 when driving with the A/C on. What could be the issues here and how hard is it to check out. Any help would be appreciated.

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Old 07-16-1999, 05:33 PM
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Go check fuse #7,#D and check auxiliary fan
relay K10 low speed,K9 high speed,locate inside fuse box under hood ,also check
auxiliary fan preresistor locate behind driver side headlmp unit,coolant temp sensor
locate on top of cylinder head,auxiliary fan
switch is locate on deire (red) and possible
bad auxiliary fan motor(try to turn by hand)
hope this help.

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Old 07-16-1999, 07:49 PM
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Fuses look good. What resistance should I get on the preresistor and - Where are the relays located and You say that the fan switch(which I suspect) is on the deire, where is that? Also both of the aux fans spin freely(seem OK). Thanks

Cal

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Old 07-17-1999, 12:59 PM
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The relay is locate inside your fuse box under hood you may have unscrew the cover to find the relays....auxiliary fan switch is on your drier (color red or green with two wires).....preresistor has two wires connect to each side check it if only side has power
other side not replace it resistance should
be 0 if is open replace it.

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Old 07-18-1999, 10:43 PM
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I checked the preresistor and have about .01 ohms. I've jumpered out the Aux fan switch leads and the fans still haven't come on. The relays would both have to be bad. The main cooling fan on the engine side of the radiator in running because it is part of the belt assm. Is there any other way to get those fans running? Thanks

Cal

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Old 07-19-1999, 09:55 PM
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You need to look at the wiring diagram to see how it is wired so you can properly diagnose it.

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