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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / July 2009

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Cooling fan question 1989

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Hank - 30 Jul 2009 02:44 GMT
1989 38K miles, single fan, Fan runs as soon as you start the car and
stays on as long as it is running and air conditioner is off.

To me it is wrong that the fan runs all the time even when the car is
cold ?

Disconnect the temp switch and it still runs.

Hayes book says with car not running and key in on position disconnect
temp switch wire and short to ground should turn on fan it does not.

Thanks
Hank
Bob I - 30 Jul 2009 13:28 GMT
Relay welded closed?

> 1989 38K miles, single fan, Fan runs as soon as you start the car and
> stays on as long as it is running and air conditioner is off.
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> Thanks
> Hank
pj - 31 Jul 2009 20:16 GMT
> Relay welded closed?
>
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>> To me it is wrong that the fan runs all the time even when the car is
>> cold ?

   All the control is in the ground side and
picking up a stray ground is easy in a 20+ y.o.
wiring harness.

>> Disconnect the temp switch and it still runs.
>>
>> Hayes book says with car not running and key in on position disconnect
>> temp switch wire and short to ground should turn on fan it does not.

   I'm not sure about the validity of that test
since ECM logic is in the act and the ECM hasn't
yet seen any evidence of engine operation.

>> Thanks
>> Hank

Bob's right in mentioning the quickest/most
simple item to check first. If that's not the
issue, post here for the whole troubleshooting
routine.  Mention if the speedometer readings
are in the ballpark and whether it's got
Climate-control or Manual a/c.
--
pj
 
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