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1992 400E Aux Fans; root cause help requested
As the temperatures have gotten warmer out here in Massachusetts over the past couple of weeks I have noticed that the aux fans were not kicking on at 105-107C
the temperature would continue to climb to 150-180 if I did not turn the heat on high. Anyway, I have printed out and read nearly all the posts related to this problem I cannot find the answer to what I am encountering...so perhaps someone can help with advice... -checked to see that aux fans work by disconnecting the Coolant Temperature Sensor...Fans kicked on fine so I figured that I had a bad CTS. I replaced the CTS but the problem does remain -checked fuses -OK -checked relay operation -OK ( I can hear it click on & off with ignition key in ON position)...No resistor in the high speed relay on my car that I can see. -checked low speed resistor (under ABS control unit) -OK (But even if this was bad it should not affect high speed fan operation when temps go up beyond 105C right?) -checked switch on top of receiver dryer -OK (Again, this is for low speed fan so should not affect the high speed kick-on right?) What have I overlooked?
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