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Old 12-31-2006, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Knightrider966 View Post
The fan is thermostatically controlled! If it cycles on and off while the engine is running, then it is doing it's job!
The aux fan on the subject model vehicle has nothing whatsoever to do with the engine. It is actuated by a temp switch on the a/c receiver/drier and nothing else. It will only come on if the refrigerant temp gets hot enough (62 degrees C) to close the switch. (If you refrigerant level is a bit low, it might never get hot enough, even with the a/c operating.)

With the key in "Run," jumpering the temp switch on the receiver/drier should actuate the fan relay and power the fan. The relay is powered through fuse 12; the fan through fuse C.
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