Reply to "Testing radiator fans"

does200Member

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Originally posted by jb1490:
Jan,

Dumb question here, but did you have the key on when you connected the sensor wires together??

John

Yeah, no dumb question here because it would most likley be me connecting those two sensor wires without the key on. However, in this instance I had the car running when I connected those two wires, and one fan was working fine by the way too. I suppose I could actually try touching a test light to those bottom fuses on the fuse panel, and/or the prongs itself and see what lights up or not. At least then I would know if a wire got disconnected in the back of the fuse panel or something.

9/30/1310:26 PM

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