Thermostat could be overdue for replacement -check/test it, airlock in the system that needs bleeding out, cooling fans not coming on -On time-start here and let me know

Answered by rasmataz
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I need to know if there are fuses and/or relays for the cooling fans. It seems to be under control until he turns on the AC, then the guage just climbs to hot quickly.

Response from snosaint
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When you turn the AC On-are both fans in operation

Answered by rasmataz
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Niether of the cooling fans comes on when the A/C is switched on. There are 2 60 amp fuses in the high current fuse box and both were pulled out and look "good" as i have been told. What else/where else do we look. No mention of a relay in the owners manual. I am 850 miles from car and depending on others to be my eyes.

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Check/Test the no.2 60 amp in the power distribution box and PCM power relay if both okay have the computer checked further

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Melted connector @ groung on one of the fans. All working great now. When searching for solutions i had read that someone else had a similar issue. Thanks for your help

Response from snosaint
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Melted connector or fans still a problem. Next day fans not coming on again. I wonder if the fans are shot, but why both at same exact time. Is it time to go to auto electric place?

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My some swears the crossmember over the radiator is a bolt in. I took a look at a 98 continental and it is not. If it were bolt in, it would be easy to take out the fans assembly. I think there is alot more to it.

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Bring it in and have the pro look at it

Answered by rasmataz
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