maybe try a new thermostat??
as for the blower motor replace the resistor for it.
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03-28-2011
maybe try a new thermostat??
as for the blower motor replace the resistor for it.
03-28-2011
The thermostat is new, as well as the ECT sensor, and I did also replace the resistor and it only worked on high again. I am not sure how the thermostat would keep power from my electric cooling fans?
03-28-2011
thermostat does not have anything to do with eletrical stuff, it is just suppose to open at a certain temp 195*, 180* etc etc... depending on which one it is.
I am too kinda confuzzed as to why it overheated. and the fans not working.
03-28-2011
I checked the two maxi fuses (30 amp) in the underhood electrical center, both good. I checked the leg labeled 85 on "cool fan relay 1", as schematic I have shows that should be hot all the time from fuse and I got nothing with test light. It shows the hot wire coming in through "cool fan 1 maxi fuse 30 amp" from the "power distribution cell 10" what that is I am not sure. Any suggestions? I see two wires coming from PCM that control Low and High Fan Speeds on schematic? Anyone.
03-28-2011
Yeah, you need to tap into one of those lines and apply 12v's to it. Doesnt matter which one. I would tag the line right at the fan, to eliminate any fuse or relay issue. If you apply 12v right at the fan and it doesnt come on, you need a new one.
03-28-2011
The power distribution cell is a fancy name for fuse box. Prolly the one under the hood. "Cell 10" Im assuming is the number given to that fuse.Originally Posted by sjdeades
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