Some of these fans will not engage until the heat sensor gets to a certain temperature. The engine needs to be hot for the fan to come on.
You most definately unpluged the sensor wire. It's a single red wired that plugs onto a sensor just passed the thermostat.
check the thermostat that runs the fan.
It is mounted to the lower intake manifold just below the thermostat housing. It has a connector with two wired connected to it.
Thermostat turned all the way up,thermostat defective, thermostat wired incorrectly, heating unit wired incorrectly, fan or heat relay stuck closed are the things I would look at to start.
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Improperly wired circuits can. If the wiring was done right, the relays would continue to function as normal. If you use too small a gauge of wire, the relays will continue to function... it's the wire itself which will overheat.
No. If your referring to the fan on switch on the thermostat. The answer is no only the indoor fan runs if the thermostat is properly wired.
Its on a part called the "gooseneck". follow the upper radiator hose to the engine. It hooks to the gooseneck which houses the thermostat. The sensor will have a wired plug hooked to the top. This is an incorrect answer above. The temp sensor is in the driver's side head,between #1 & 3 cylinders. There is one green wire going to it.
Your thermostat or condenser is wired wrong on the control side. Usually there is a terminal inside your furnace that has the same connection colors (Y, W, R, G, C) as your thermostat. It should be connected color to color to the thermostat with the 2 wires from the condenser wired to Y and C.
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maybe it's wired on the wrong side of the switch
Thermal relay is defective causing the fans not to run when they should. Replace the relay.