Air Conditioner Fans Stopped Working

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LOVEMYROLLER
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I am a proud owner of a 1986 Silver Spur with 110,000 miles on her. She has ran fantastically, however, I recently had to have the Radiator, Clutch, and Fan replaced due to a Fan Blade breaking off into the Radiator. This was early May, and the new parts were factory parts and worked done by certified Rolls-Royce mechanic. At the end of June, the Air-Conditioning Fans stopped working periodically on hot days. I simply hit the reset trip switch for the fans, but now, that does not work. The Air-Condition works fine, just the fans stopped working. I was wondering if this could be due to the Radiator Fan Temperature Switch? Any help in diagnosing the cause and steps to repair would be much appreciated. Thanks :)
Jul 17, 2007 at 6:41 PM
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ZAIN BILGRAMI
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The air conditioning fan should come on by a high preassure switch(H/P) which is located on the a/c reciever bottle it then triggers a realy which will supply current to the fans. if you short the H/p switch and the fans do come on the switch is at fault or check the relay or the fan motors.[quote:a0f0028a2d="LoveMyRoller"]I am a proud owner of a 1986 Silver Spur with 110,000 miles on her. She has ran fantastically, however, I recently had to have the Radiator, Clutch, and Fan replaced due to a Fan Blade breaking off into the Radiator. This was early May, and the new parts were factory parts and worked done by certified Rolls-Royce mechanic. At the end of June, the Air-Conditioning Fans stopped working periodically on hot days. I simply hit the reset trip switch for the fans, but now, that does not work. The Air-Condition works fine, just the fans stopped working. I was wondering if this could be due to the Radiator Fan Temperature Switch? Any help in diagnosing the cause and steps to repair would be much appreciated. Thanks :)[/quote:a0f0028a2d]
Aug 13, 2007 at 11:18 AM
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