1993 Ford Escort Bypass fan relay

Here is how it works. There is a relay that sends power to the high speed relay which sends power to the low speed relay and then to the fan. The light green wire with the black stripe is the one that sends power to the high speed relay. Hope this helps.

First off I do not recomend do that. I recomend fixing the problem. If you don't mind me asking why do you need to bypass the relay's? What I would if you insist on doing this is buy a universal relay like Napa part number AR272 and then a toggle switch. Then I would wire the relay in and then use the toggle to power the relay that will turn on the fans. Here is how- First if you have A/C then find the light green wire with yellow stripe at the fan (with out a/c then the wire is yellow). Now put in the toggle and hook up switched power to it (power that is there when the key is on). Now from the toggle hook up to term 85 on the relay. Now supply fused power to term 30 (constant power). Now hood term 87 to the fan and ground term 86. Now this will allow the relay to carry the load and the fan will run when ever the key it on and the toggle it on. Refer to pic below. I know it shows headlight but put you fan in that place instead.

Ok removing the a/c unit will not affect how the fans work except that it wouldn't come on (constant) when you put it on defrost. So it you want check the coolant fan fuse 40amp in the fuse box under the hood. Then in the fuse box inside the car check the engine fuse 15amp. Let me know how that goes and we will look into the relay's from there if you like.