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    radiator fan electrical problem

    I've narrowed it down I think to a bad wire

    The ignition switch works fine
    The cooling fan relay is good
    The fuses are not blown
    The thermosensor is good
    The fans work

    I checked the four terminals where the cooling fan relay plugs in

    with ignition ON:
    I get 12V on one terminal
    continuity to ground on another
    continuity to the fan on another
    and nothing on the last one

    I am supposed to be getting 12V on the last one with the ignition on II.

    Who knows which color wire this is?

    The shop manual says there should be a Bl/Y wire running to the relay in the fuse box but there is no Bl/Y wire going in there.



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    Re: radiator fan electrical problem

    I am referring to the diagram on page 10-9 on Paul's shop manual.

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    Re: radiator fan electrical problem

    Looking at 88 efi fan relay: blu/blk goes to fan; blu goes to fan temp switch, closed above 90 C; yel/wht comes from timer; final connector is hot at all times from fuse 9.

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