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Check hose manifolds on the compressor. Check the front seal and the o-rings sealing the pressure switches on the back of some compressors. Check where the hoses are crimped onto the fittings. Check the Schrader Valves.Check for pin holes in the condenser. Check where the evaporator drains condensation with UV light.The thermostat has a valve worked by a chamber filled with wax. When the engine warms up, the wax melts, expands and pushes the valve open, allowing coolant to flow through the radiator. When the engine stops and cools, the valve closes again. Water expands when it freezes, and if the water in an engine freezes it can burst the block or radiator. If the fan does not work, check the new fuse to be sure it has not blown. If it has blown, contact your mechanic for repairs. If the fuse is OK, but the fan does not work, keep reading… Relay issues. Bad relay: The relay for the radiator fan system is also found in the fuse box. The radiator fan relay controls the delivery of power to the fan The first thing that you would want to do is locate the fuse for your Edge’s radiator fan and make sure that it hasn’t blown. If it is blown, replacing the fuse will only solve the problem for a very limited period of time. Unless the wiring issue is fixed, the fuse will blow again. The wiring harness itself can go bad. Connect another jumper wire. Get a second 12-gauge jumper wire and connect one of its ends to the cooling fan’s positive wire. Stretch out the 12-gauge jumper wire and extend its other end to reach the vehicle’s battery. After that, you can test it by placing the wire on the battery.
The first thing that you would want to do is locate the fuse for your Town Car’s radiator fan and make sure that it hasn’t blown. If it is blown, replacing the fuse will only solve the problem for a very limited period of time. Unless the wiring issue is fixed, the fuse will blow again. The wiring harness itself can go bad.
Bad Radiator Fan Relay. Another probable reason for the issue lies in the radiator fan relay. The fan relay controls the current flowing to the cooling system. The engine’s fan will be affected if there is any problem with the relay. For instance, the radiator fan relay might become blocked in the on position and cease to function. Wiring Issue The hydraulic fan drive creates airflow through the engine-cooling radiator and the charge air cooler. Diagram. A hydraulic fan motor directly drives the engine Modulated fan speed will depend on the amount of oil flowing through the fan motor. …. Low oil flow results in low fan speed. The first thing that you would want to do is locate the fuse for your Grand Prix’s radiator fan and make sure that it hasn’t blown. If it is blown, replacing the fuse will only solve the problem for a very limited period of time. Unless the wiring issue is fixed, the fuse will blow again. The wiring harness itself can go bad. These fans are “bladeless” because you don’t see the blades, not because they don’t have them! 2. The propeller pushes air out through the fan’s ring. Once inside the base of the fan, air is directed up into the ring of the fan. Then, the air is expelled out through a slot in the fan’s ring. This slot spans the entire length of theSize the fan to the radiator core. A fan must cover as much of the radiator core as possible. When measuring, do not include the cooling tanks on each side or top and bottom of the radiator. These measurements will give you an idea of what diameter fan is required. You may find that you will need a dual fan setup to cover the radiator core
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