[s-cars] What is part # for radiator temp switch? Was:Cooling fan resistor

Ivan Demkovitch idemkovitch at hotmail.com
Sat Jun 18 00:10:05 EDT 2005


Folks,

That connector was bad.

I was doing testing and seems like all systems operating properly
1. AC kicks fan ON
2. Fan will run with secondary pump for a 3-4 minutes
3. Fan would kick on when engine gets hot.

However #3 happened only after I had 3k RPM for a while. More, coolant 
started to come out from a cup at the same time.

I wonder if something wrong since it was first speed only. Coolant would 
completely boil over by the time second speed will be on???!

I thought may be I got wrong temp switch?

Thanks

>
>On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 09:04:40AM -0500, Ivan Demkovitch wrote:
> > Folks,
> >
> > I'm trying to fix not working Cooling Fan.
> >
> > Found Fred's post in archives but wanted to clarify something.
> > I have same thing - +12 on both relays which means fuse ok. I did not 
>try
> > to jump terminals yet, but wanted to get prepared for checking resistor
> > pack. Does anybody know exact location of this thing? I don't even know
> > what should it look like :)
> >
> > Any easier way to get to it then to remove bumper and intercooler? May 
>be
> > FL headlight will do?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ivan
> > 93' S4
> >
> >
> >
> > ----------------------
> > Your fan relays are in the relay box under the hood, drivers side. There 
>is
> > a resistor pack mounted down by the intercooler somewhere. When I had 
>this
> > problem on my '94 S4 the fan harness connector was burnt - you have to
> > remove the front bumper and intercooler to get to the connector. Well, 
>you
> > don't have to do that on my car - now :o).
> >
> > I narrowed down my problem by pulling the Stage 3 relay and checking for
> > power feed - there was power, so the fan fuse & power feed circuit was 
>OK. I
> > then shorted out the power terminals in the relay socket with a jumper - 
>the
> > fan still didn't run, so the relay circuitry and resistor pack were not 
>the
> > problem. That left the motor and the harness, so I checked the harness 
>first
> > and found the burnt connector.
> >
> >
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