I need some help figuring out why the electric fan isn’t coming on when it should.
The original ’96 fan froze up and melted the connector. Since I had to replace the connector and fan anyway; I replaced it with a slightly used radiator and electric fan from a ’03 Cobra. At the same time I also changed out the ECT and temp sender for new ones.
The problem now is the fan does not come on at all! It will come on when the AC is turned on. It will also run continuously if I unplug the ECT while the car is running. I changed out the CCRM for a new one just in case, but that didn’t fix it. So I’m assuming the CCRM is not the problem.
Does anyone have any ideas on what could be the problem?
Also I’m going to be installing a real coolant temp gauge and want to know where to put the sending unit. Should I install it in the crossover tube or in the side of the block? I have yet to find a definitive answer as to which is the best location.
Thanks for your help!:beer:
The original ’96 fan froze up and melted the connector. Since I had to replace the connector and fan anyway; I replaced it with a slightly used radiator and electric fan from a ’03 Cobra. At the same time I also changed out the ECT and temp sender for new ones.
The problem now is the fan does not come on at all! It will come on when the AC is turned on. It will also run continuously if I unplug the ECT while the car is running. I changed out the CCRM for a new one just in case, but that didn’t fix it. So I’m assuming the CCRM is not the problem.
Does anyone have any ideas on what could be the problem?
Also I’m going to be installing a real coolant temp gauge and want to know where to put the sending unit. Should I install it in the crossover tube or in the side of the block? I have yet to find a definitive answer as to which is the best location.
Thanks for your help!:beer:
