Hi ,

The fan connected to the radiator is not switching on at all, even when it reaches 100 degrees

could this be the fan switch sensor?

thanks again everyone

Either the fan switch, or the fan motor is screwed, get a 12v power source onto the fan motor, if it moves, the switch is fubared, or the wiring.

or the fuse has gone

arc said:

or the fuse has gone

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Oooopsy forgot the fuse

may i ask which one is for the fan ?I believe they have different symbols on them .. but it looks like 2 of them could be for the fan (i.e bottom left and bottm right ) ???

Or i might be just talking completely trash, so if someone can direct me to thr right fuse, then it would be really helpful

Not wishing to state the obvious, but, If you pull out both the fuses that it looks like it could be. 1 of them will stop the blower motor working, the other is the fan power.

If the fuses are intact, remove the plug from the sender switch a short it out with a paperclip. Switch on the ignition and the fan should turn. If the paper clip glows, then the motor has too high an internal resistance (same as fubared) and needs replaced.

Cheers

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rally, how do u short it ? just put a paper clip inside it ??