Good day all I'm struggling to diagnose my cooling fan here once it starts it stays on the entire time until i switch off the engine what could be the issue thanks.
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Cooling fan
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Re: Cooling fan
You normally have two sensors in your radiator, one for the temp gauge and one for the fan,
Me thinks the one for the fan is shot.
Herman
Me thinks the one for the fan is shot.
Herman
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Re: Cooling fan
Thanks gents it was the ambient temperature sensor located in the grilles
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