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300E Auxiliary fan always on
I have a 1988 300E that developed the problem of having the Auxiliary fan staying on after the car is shut off. This went on for over 2 hours until I decided to remove the fuse to shut it off. Any ideas on what caused this intitial problem?
It also developed a secondary problem when I went to start it the following day. It starts but shuts off within 5 seconds after releasing the starter with the ignition key. It will start this way again time after time with no delay so my assumption is that is not a fuel pump issue unless there is a secondary circuit that initiates after the start cycle. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Most likely a bad aux fan relay (2) on that car.
Try removing 1 relay at a time & see which one is the problem. They are in the rear section of the fuse box at positions "B" & "C". That letter is inked on the plug connector beneath each relay. |
Thank you for the suggestion on the relays. Do you think this is also the reason for the car not continuing to run after the starter stops?
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That sensor will cause the fan to run if it switches on so I wonder if you may not have a short in the wires/harness that is extensive enough to cause your other problems.
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Fuel And Fan On
1984 300d Turbo 140,000
Tap The Tops Of Relay To Release The Contacts, Had Hi Blower Relay On When Ign Was Off, New Relay $12.00 Auto Parts Store, No 2 Low Fuel Miles 13 Went To 16 Mpg V6 Engine Olds , Relay For Carb Heater Was Staying On, The 12 Volt Elect Heater Under Carb, Relay $12.00 5 Min Done, Check Mileage 3-4 Times Do Not Use Gas Gage Fill Tank Log Miles And Fill Again Same No Pump Same Station Replace Fuel Filter If Using Power Up Hills Engine Slows |
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