Reply to "Testing radiator fans"

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Originally posted by ZR1 Pantera:
I said weeks ago to start at the fans and work backwards!!! It is a simple matter to apply 12 volts directly to the fan to see if it runs. If is doesn't, you have found your problem. If it does run then trace the wires to the relay...

Thanks. Car is on my lift, so I could do only so much looking around and test at the fuse box since I could get in the passenger door. Next weekend I will have it down from the lift and can test the fan. I suppose I just hook a wire to the + battery terminal and then touch to the back of the fan wire in?

10/13/1310:42 PM

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