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The 1995 Chevrolet Monte Carlo cooling fan sensors are located on the firewall, in the engine compartment. The cooling fan sensors will be on the passenger side of the firewall.
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These fans work off of heat sensors. Your sensor can be failing, replace this sensor. This still does not tell where the sensor is located.
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An automatic radiator fan will go on and off in cycles to cool an engine down when it begins to heat up. It works with sensors that monitor the engine heat and trigger other sensors to turn on the fan. It will even run with the car engine off after it's been driven a long time and is hot enough to need it. Then it will turn off on it's own. It's normal operation. IT's when the fan doesn't come on when the engine is hot that you need to worry, or when your temp gauge is showing hot and you check for the fan to see if it is turning on and off and it's not working that you have a problem.
The knob marked "fan" controls the fan speed. The knob marked "heat" controls the amount of heat the fan will blow out.
the fan is working but no heat
First, un plug the wire at the fan, jump the wire and see if the fan does work. If it does, trace the wire back to the sensor, there are only 2 sensors, 1 for temp gauge, and 1 for the fan.
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I cant find where they all plug in at please if someone can answer this quickly please do
it's probably the heat sircuit in the dash (RRHTR button) is faulty as that meeds to be selected then when you turn on the rear fan heater should light up on the dial it's all electrnisly controled so if any of those switches or sensors fail you wont get the heat to the back