Thanks Gilly.

Actually, the temp did rise over 100c,,, it was just south of red linning without the aux fan turning on. In the past, I would usually hear the hi speed fan cycle on and immediately see the temp drop. My aux fan is the single, larger type. Any other thoughts??

When I mention "high speed" and "low speed" fan, it is the SPEED of the fan, not "one fan is high speed" and "the other fan is low speed", I realize there is only 1 physical fan.
Try shorting together the 2 wires on the high pressure switch and see if the fan come on low speed. If you juped power and ground to the fan and it runs, you need to find out why it isn't coming on. You can also check fuses in the small auxillary box where the fuse are for the fan.

Gilly

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Thanks again.
Sounds like the small auxillary fuse box is a good place to start as I didn't realize there was one for the fan...

You can also check fuses in the small auxillary box where the fuse are for the fan.

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Hi need to know where this fuse is located...had my mechanic hotwire the fan to work with the ac ...Thanks for all inputs

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