98 Buick Century Reason for.radiator Fans Not Turning on
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03 Buick 100 cooling fan not coming on...only 1 fan comes connected.
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We replaced the fan that we thought destroyed out,but its non blowing fuses when turn a/c on BUT the fan stillness won't come on.
We think it's the sensor that burnt out.
What info does you want to help me figure the job?
we do need to replace the water pump simply it's non bad right now we plan to replace that in a week or 2.
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Not until the coolant temp reaches 223 F will the fans be turned on Low Speed. If it reaches 230 F so the fans will go into high speed. To a lower place are other things that bequeath call on the fans happening.
There are 2 fuses and three relay race that assure the two cooling fans connected your car.
The fuses and relays are all located in the underhood fuse blockade:
Cool Fan 1 Fuse 15 Amp
Sang-froid Fan 2 Fuse 15 A
Cool Fan 1 Relay
Cool Buff 2 Relay
Cool Rooter 3 Relay
The cooling system uses 3 relay race to be able to run the fans at short &adenylic acid; high race.
Here are the temps and other info which the PCM uses to controller when and what speed the fans streak.
The PCM commands Low Speed Fans on under the followers conditions:
- Locomotive coolant temperature exceeds approximately 223°F
- When A/C is requested and the ambient temperature is more than 122°F
- A/C refrigerant pressure exceeds 190 psi
- After the fomite is close off if the engine coolant temperature at central-off is more than 284°F and system voltage is more 12 volts. The fans will stay on for about 3 minutes.
The PCM commands High Speed Fans on under the following conditions:
- Engine coolant temperature reaches 230°F
- A/C refrigerating pressure exceeds 240 pounds per square inch
- When positive DTCs set.
Rent out me know if this helps or if you have any more questions.
By the way - I wonderment when you had the radiator changed if the cooling system of rules was purged of the bare. Also, were the fans electrical connectors separate when the radiator was changed? If so, then maybe the wrong connector was put on the immoral fan? Probably not because the wire harness shouldn't allow that just just wanted to check that.
Suss out the fuses and relays - that's all but likely where the problem is.
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even when it goes happening the temp line for the halfway mark it always corset there but the fan still North Korean won't come on.
i'm non sure if the air was purdged. my cousin is a backdoor grease monkey does all our work when we bottom't afford soul and then far this is the only clock time that something wish this has happened and all the same wasn't sure what it was.
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More than likely it is the relay or relays that are bad - did they check those?
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we entirely suspect its staying cool is cause its cool outside where we are at and its keeping it at temp to not overheat.
it must be the sensor.
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Is exclusively one fan not coming on?
Is the running buff advent on good when you start the car?
Or is it waiting to come in happening when the temp is up?
Remember - the fans are only intended to come out once the coolant gets up to 230 F.
Just some thoughts - rent out me know how it goes.
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Correct.passenger side.
Is the working fan coming on right when you start the car?
No more.my dad just told me as far as he knows with this car,that (both)of the fans are suppose to come up when it comes to temp.that he knows of. but when it comes to temp exclusively that one driver side one that DOES turn up,comes on while the passenger doesn't.
Operating theatre is information technology waiting to come on when the temp is up? i believe i vindicatory answered that in question 2.
Remember - the fans are only supposed to come with on erstwhile the coolant gets adequate 230 F.
Well when it comes to temp,the right rider fan doesn't turn up,is what he told me which is the half way tune i believe.
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he replaced the sensor and the winnow comes on but its functioning delayed and we arn't sure if he has it in there right or non. would cause it to run stupid,the new devotee that we installed i mean?
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apologies i didn't pull in i posted this twice.
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