[DeTomaso] Radiator Fans Running Constantly
Thomas Tornblom
thomas at hax.se
Wed Apr 9 15:42:07 EDT 2014
What happens if you disconnect the wires to the temp switches in the
radiator?
My stock switches were shorted when I bought the car so the fans ran all
the time, so they may very well fail shorted.
Thomas
2014-04-09 21:36, Mike Reilly skrev:
> Hi all. I know trouble shooting through mail is difficult but I
> thought I'd ask. I also haven't figured out how to get to the mail
> archives to search previous posts so hope folks don't mind.
> Situation: I had my radiator re-cored due to age and some leaks. My
> car is a late 74 (#7366). When it was in the car before the repair my
> Meriah front pusher fans worked fine. They each came on as needed and
> didn't run most of the time. With the new radiator installed they both
> now run constantly even though the car is running very cool. They
> will run when I turn the ignition key before the engine even cranks.
> I have the stock wiring and only disconnected the brown and black wires
> from each of the temp sensors in the radiator during the removal and
> installation (took photos to reinstall correctly). I assume the temp
> senders are fine as I believe if they failed the fan(s) would stop
> working. I plan to trouble shoot it all this weekend and any leads are
> appreciated. Also I saw some great ran and headlight control kits from
> 'Pantera Electronics." Anyone have experience with these? They look
> to be a similar solution to the headlight/fan control fix Mike Drew
> published previously. Thanks, Mike
>
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