Is there a fuse for engine fan?

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Is there a fuse for engine fan?

The cooling fan relay is normally located in either the underhood fuse and relay center or mounted to the electric fan assembly behind the radiator.

What happens if your cooling fan stops working?

What happens if the cooling fan stops working? If your cooling fan stops working, your engine could overheat. This could cause damage to your engine parts. It’s a serious issue and needs to be looked at by a garage.

Where is the fuse for radiator fan?

Where is the fan control module?

The fan control module can be located in a variety of places on the vehicle. The most common is on the radiator fan and condenser fan assembly as shown above. Other possible places are along the firewall of the vehicle or even under the dash.

How can I tell if my radiator fan relay is bad?

Another easy way you can check if the radiator fan switch relay is bad is to swap the radiator fan relay with the condenser fan relay. If the radiator fan begins working, this is an indication that the fan relay is bad. If the fan switch relay is giving off the appropriate readings and is in working condition, move on to the next step.

Why is my radiator fan not working on my Honda Civic?

Figure 1. 1999 Civic under-hood fuse box with location of fan relay (circled in red). Another easy way you can check if the radiator fan switch relay is bad is to swap the radiator fan relay with the condenser fan relay. If the radiator fan begins working, this is an indication that the fan relay is bad.

What should I do if my radiator fan is not working?

The radiator fans have electrical motors inside of them, which will wear out after some years. You can test the electrical radiator fans by taking a wire from the car battery, unplug the radiator fan connector, and put 12v+ and ground into the connector.

Why does the radiator fan come on when the AC is on?

Turning on the AC automatically turns on the radiator fans, hot or not hot. In order for the AC Condensor to do its job it must stay as cool as it can. As for the engine coolant temp sensor, if the coolant is not hot enough to make the fan come on, then there is no need for the fan yet and there is no problem.

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