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Old 06-01-2008, 06:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I have a 92 ford tempo GL 2.3 L 4 cyclnder with ac. Now my car over heats. I have just replaced my heater core. I replaced my thermostat. just put a new motor on my fan and my car still over heats and my fan will not work. i guess it is my fan relay switch, but i have no clue what it looks like and where it is at. someone please help me, this is going on two weeks my car has been apart.
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Find the cooling fan switch under hood, driver side, lower engine area, below air intake hose, mounted in driver side of block... Disconnect the wire harness on it and jump the two wires together with something metallic like a paper clip. Start the car, turn a/c to max and if the fan comes on, replace that switch... If not, replace the fan relay and if still not... Replace the constant control relay module or cooling fan module.
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