Check to see if they are getting power
Could be a bad temperature sensor
Check to see if they come on with A/C or defroster
There is prob a bad relay that's not triggering the fans to turn on.
unless there is something wrong with your car, the cooling fans are activated when a sensor in the cooling system detects that the coolant is too hot and that is when the fans turn on to help bring airflow to the radiator or just to circulate hot air away from the engine. if the coolant is still hot when your car turns on, then the fan will stay on as well. Also, if the AC is in the on position both the fans will run.
The cooling fans are controlled by the engine computer. It watches the coolant temp sensor, which is near the thermostat, to decide when to run the fans. Yhe computer acuates a realy to turn the fans on.
Cooling fans are controlled by the computer based on input from temperature sensor. After the vehicle is shut down, if the temperature is still high, the computer will turn on the fans to cool the engine.
one of the sensors are between the two fans with wires going into it
227 degrees fahrenheit
fan stays on when car turn of
If the AC is on, that is normal.
They are designed to come on with A/C, defroster and when water temperature exceeds 235
The cooling fans turn on utilizing a temperature sensor and a relay. When the engine gets to a certain temperature the temp sensor closes and the cooling fans come on. Check fuses first. If you have a 12 volt test light, hook up the test light to the connector that goes to the cooling fans once the engine is warmed up and see if the light comes on. If it doesn't, the problem is in the power to the fans, check fuse, sensor and relay. If the light comes on and the fans don't, check for a proper ground (usually a green or black wire attached to a lug and bolted to the car chassis.
No, the electric cooling fans turn on and off by a signal from the coolant temp sensor. The coolant level sensor only illuminates the low coolant light when you are low on coolant.
In all probability it is the cooling fan switch. Before you replace it you need to check the fuses. The cooling fan switch is on the intake manifold.