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Why doesnt the cooling fan on a Mazda 626 lx not turning on?
probably the fan relay
Where is the cooling fan relay in a 1998 Mazda 626?
The cooling fan relay on a 1998 Mazda 626 is located in the engine compartment near the firewall. It is housed in a protective box with latches.
Troubleshoot a 2002 jaguar x-type engine cooling fan?
one word dealership....
Why does a 2002 Mazda 626 overheat when idling?
Does your cooling fan work?
What is the sensor on the thermostat housing on a 1994 Mazda Protege?
that is the cooling fan relay.
Where is the relay for the cooling fan on a 1989 Mazda 323?
It is on the fender right beside the coolant reservoir.
Why is my Mazda mx6 radiator fan not running?
probably needs a fuse either underhood fuse or under dash fuse if not either you will have to bypass directly to the battery
What can you do with a 1991 Mazda cooling fan that won't turn on?
Blow it up, Put it on your wall. You can do anything you want with it.!
What causes one of the cooling fans not to engage in a 1995 Mazda mx3 1.4L?
Blown fuse, defective thermal relay, or defective cooling fan. One fan should run anytime the A/C is on.
Where is location for cooling fan relay on 95 Mazda miata?
In the engine compartment, in the service box on the passenger fender.
1996 dodge grand caravan The cooling fan nor the ac fan turns on they spin freely but no action How can you troubleshoot this?
Perhaps there is no problem at all with your car's cooling system! The fan(s) you observe are controlled electrically by a second engine thermostat which will turn the fan on only to support cooloing when there is little forward motion of the vehicle. The fan(s)are designed to turn freely in the rushing wind and will only turn on when your car slows and needs "wind" to continue the cooling.
How to troubleshoot 1997 Honda CR-V engine cooling fan?
There are really only very few things that can go wrong with it. FIRST: Make sure you are looking at the main COOLING SYSTEM fan and NOT the A/C operated auxiliary cooling fan. Check the fuse/relay for the fan to make sure it isn't 'blown.' Then check the operation of the heat sensor (mounted in the engine block) that control the on-off cycle of the fan. Lastly check the fan motor itself to make sure it hasn't burnt out.
