YOUR RESEARCHengine bay fan failiure.. not working
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Engine bay fan failure :: i had that message twice in 2 weeks so i decided to take the fan out ,the fan was a little bit stiff to turn ,look like it was seaze,after playing with the fan it spins freely if i put 12v directly to it ,should it spin or the sensor is built in the fan? thanks 4 your help:cheers:
If you are attaching power directly to the power lines for the fan it should spin, but there is a thermostat controlled switch for the fan so make sure you aren't attaching power downstream from that, if you have the wires coming directly out of the fan motor, then you should be good.
thanks for the info ,i pull out the fan ,i had a fresh R/c car battery pack fully charge ....... nothing wont spin guess its kaput!!! :thanks:
I believe the thermostat input is actually into the control module and the module switches the fan on and off when required. Yeah a 12v supply should spin the fan, and no there is no sensor in the fan, so it seems your fan is faulty.
Yeah I didn't know exactly where he was attaching, before or after the control module, etc. just wanted to make sure he was attaching to fan power/ground lines only. Sounds like he did and that indeed he has a bad fan.
thanks guys ,just orderd one :thanks:
problem Fix thanks to oklahomaforeing :banana:
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