Reply to "Radiator Fan Relay Out?"

bosswrenchMember

As with most of the Pantera electrical system, the fan relays can be disassembled and cleaned, by unbending the tabs that hold the steel case to the plastic base. The relays are mounted with the terminals upward, which makes access to the connections easy but provides a raised lip that collects water. The water then seeps inside the relay and corrodes the contacts. After cleaning and reassembling, swivel the relays on their stud so the wire connections point downward; less convenient for trouble shooting but also less apt to collect water.

3/21/104:35 PM

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