Reply to "Testing radiator fans"

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Ha ha, slow work in progress. Car is on the upper lift, so I can't get it out in the open right now...too many toys. I was able to climb into the passenger seat though, turn on the key and tested those two bottom fuses and they seemed ok. I got the test light to light up when testing on the fuses and on each side of the prongs. So I figure that area is ok, eh? I tried looking for the relays as well by the radiator & fans, but found none. In that photo at the top, if I take those 2 wires off of the sensor and put a test light between those 2 wires with ingition on, the test light should come on, right? If that is so, I will do that when I get the car down next week.

10/13/1312:22 PM

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