Hey guys. I'm FINALLY getting back to work on my 94 after a little over a year of it sitting at my friend's house. I got it up and running today and I was doing a heat cycle on the engine to break it in. I let the temp gauge get to "M" in normal before I shut it off. The fan never came on. I know the fan works because it runs both high and low speeds during KOEO test for pulling codes. I would guess that means the relay in the CCRM is ok? I need input. Thanks
Fan not running
- Thread starter jwhisl
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ranger56528
Active Member
Might be a bad sender or pigtail,I had the same thing happen and it was a bad wire in the pigtail that was frayed from being bent,look at the pigtail and if that looks good try a sender.
ttocs
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as ranger said start simple and get your head under the dash to pull/inspect all the fuses as well as under the dash. Get your hands on the connectors going to the fan and disconnect them and inspect for corrosion, bent/missing pins or other obvious problems before you start shot-gunning parts to see what helps.
ranger56528
Active Member
Coolant temp sender might be bad or bad wire......
The car has two ECT (engine coolant temp) senders. One, located on the front driver side of the lower intake is for the gauge. The other, located in the heater tube right above the thermostat housing, is used by the ECU. It is possible that the latter (the one for the ECU) is bad.
Does your car throw any codes?
Does your car throw any codes?
I've replaced both of them in the last couple months but I don't let it run much since it badly needs a tune. Is there a way of testing voltage on the ecu sensor? My gauge started working after I installed them but the fan never did.
I've only pulled KOEO codes and it didn't give me much. EGR, TPS, purge canister. I leave the battery unhooked most of the time so it doesn't drain
I've only pulled KOEO codes and it didn't give me much. EGR, TPS, purge canister. I leave the battery unhooked most of the time so it doesn't drain
