Possible Temperature Sensor ( there are usually 2 or more in a car nowadays), fan relay, blown fuse, or ... bad radiator fan motor. Of course there's the possibility of a bad connection at the fan itself or a broken wire, but the most common reasons are listed above. Also, check your coolant to make sure you're not running extremely low. If the sensor isn't submerged in coolant, it will not read/function properly. Good Luck.
Either the fan itself is bad or the fan sensor switch that tells the fan when to kick on is bad.
There is an engine temperature sensor that operates the cooling fan.
You got to first plug it in and second turn it on
The radiator cooling fan is most likely not working.
yes the cooling fan will take 4 minutes to work The cooling fan will come on as soon as the car starts only if the air conditioner or derfroster is on.
Inoperative cooling fan(s) Bad thermostat Bad fan switch sending unit Bad fan relay Blocked radiator cooling tubes (internally)
The Cooling Fans ( 1 Small & the a bit Larger ). The Big One Is For Cooling The Radiator For Normal Engine Usage. When The A/C Is On The Smaller Fan Will Run To Allow More Air To Be Pulled Over The Condensor And Radiator, To Better Cool The Water & Make The A/C More Efficent. There Is A Sensor In The Engine That Controls The Cooling Fan This May Have Gone Bad. I Would Begin My Testing Here First. Then Test The Fan To See If It Is OK. Hope This Helps
some times the fan will not work if the radiator fan sw is bad. this is like a oil presure sw when it get to the right temp the fan sould start up. it is loc on the side of the radiator.
Answer: If you mean your radiator cooling fan, it most likely is a grounded or shorted circuit from the "cooling fan sensor" (internal) or a pinched wire. Depends on when it happened: was there any work done prior to this happening? IF not, then the sensor is most likely the issue. In this case, once you find it (normally the sensor is screwed into the bottom of the radiator), unplug one of the wires (or remove the connector) and see if the cooling fan continues to run, if the fan turns off, then replace the sensor.
Blown fuse? Bad blower motor? Bad resistor pack at blower motor? Bad switch?
Could be clutch cooling fan engaging
Blown fuse, bad fan motor, or defective Thermal Relay.