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Old 04-23-2005, 10:50 PM
jeff-abalone jeff-abalone is offline
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Originally Posted by psfred
Your fan or relay is dead -- aux fan should run at slow speed with AC on. You also have a defective electric fan clutch or relay as the engine temp should never get above 105C this time of year, even it traffic. You should also check the resistor for the slow speed on the fan, a broken or corroded wire will prevent it running at slow speed. Should still kick on at 110C , though.

The AC will kick off when the head pressure gets too high, as it is when sitting it traffic with no fans running. This is to prevent the high pressure hoses from blowing up.

Last, check the radiator cap. If it's old, replace it, else it will allow the engine to boil and greatly reduce cooling.

I suspect a bad fan clutch, myself.

Peter
Peter:

I replaced radiator cap, A/C relay, Aux Fan switch last year. I will go ahead to replace fan clutch and see what happened. I saw the Aux fan working last week, i will use directly power to it and test it working or not. Thanks
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