Fans not working

Only two fuse boxes. I see one behind the small panel cover on left side of the steering, but there s no 50A fuse there. All smaller fuses and there is no fuse number 38 in that one. Says panel b but I don't see it.

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Found 38 in engine fuse box and its good, numbers 22 and 40 per the book show fan fuses one has a fuse and one doesn't both are 40a.I inserted the other one in the empty slot and both have power. Number 2 behind left side panel is one that someone has wired two fuses to take power from it I think it was for the aftermarket sound system, number 3 next to it is 5a fuse which the book shows nothing.

Found fuse #3 by the battery, big 50a fuse, it's fine as well. Is there a way to activate the fan with the scanner? And if I did and they don't or do work, how to go about checking the module by the big fan? Which I see on the bottom of the big fan towards the driver side to see if it has power.

I switched fuse 24 with 42 both 5a and both fans kicked on. Then after a minute they both stop. If I keep the 24 fuse off they both stay running.

I see now that 24 controls the temperature gauge and fans go on because they don't know whether the car is hot, as soon as I install the fuse temperature gauge works and they both stop.

Finally, after checking the wires, checked the connector going to the fans, has both negative and positive. Tried giving the connector a couple of pumps nothing happened, traced the wire going from the connector to the smaller A/C fan, which is behind the shroud, and gave it a couple of slaps and both fans worked. Checked Freon levels and it was decent, can you see if the gauges look okay? Driver side is not as cold as passenger but it is good enough, I added Freon and they are both cold bit not sure if it needs anymore. Also, why is it that all my gauges, whenever I disconnect them from the A/C ports they don't go back to zero, reset? How am I supposed to know what the new reading is if it doesn't go to zero and I go check another car?

No engine running and A/C on. Also when I turn off the car and come back next time to start it both fans off again. I have to it the connector for it to work. Does that usually indicate an issue with the fans or the connector?

Removed the whole fan assembly, tried the connector by the A/C fan, its clean, I have negative and positive at the big connector at the radiator fan which supplies power to the A/C fan, but I only have positive at the A/C fan connector (with the car running and A/C on), no ground, so there could be an issue in wiring between the big fan connector and the small one?

No the ground I have is always there at the main fan, but I don't have ground at the smaller one which feeds from the main fan, whether car in or off.

I checked the connector and looks good, I guess check continuity between ground at main and ground at other fan?

But the control module is part of the whole assembly correct? Even though it can be replaced alone I believe. Some of the parts are rusty and what should I get as far as multimeter reading? Cause kn the positive am getting close to.1 negative 4.5.

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