overheating
I think some part of my radiator fan is broken cuz my car starts to over heat at a stand still...
can someone tell me where to start lookin? (no manual..)
sounds like a partly stupid question. but i'm lazy
HI EVERYBODY.. i haven't beeen on this for months!
can someone tell me where to start lookin? (no manual..)
sounds like a partly stupid question. but i'm lazy
HI EVERYBODY.. i haven't beeen on this for months!
it aversages around 25 these days.. if i'm lucky.... (my mpg)
i'm most postitive it is my cooling fan.. i think i'll start lookin in the fuse box to see if something is blown first.... could the motor be completely shot?.... i guess i'm just askin for a likely cause
i'm most postitive it is my cooling fan.. i think i'll start lookin in the fuse box to see if something is blown first.... could the motor be completely shot?.... i guess i'm just askin for a likely cause
Originally posted by derf
it aversages around 25 these days.. if i'm lucky.... (my mpg)
it aversages around 25 these days.. if i'm lucky.... (my mpg)
That's what I thought. Try changing your temp sensor. That's what tells the computer how hot the car is and when to turn the fan on and off. It also tells the car when it's warm and when the computer should switch from open loop to closed loop and vise-versa. If it's not working properly, your gas mileage will go to hell and your fan won't come on. I believe it's located in the thermostat housing if I remember correctly.
Good luck.
PS, it won't hurt to check the fuses either.
Originally posted by Hondaman
Ahhhhh,
That's what I thought. Try changing your temp sensor. That's what tells the computer how hot the car is and when to turn the fan on and off. It also tells the car when it's warm and when the computer should switch from open loop to closed loop and vise-versa. If it's not working properly, your gas mileage will go to hell and your fan won't come on. I believe it's located in the thermostat housing if I remember correctly.
Good luck.
PS, it won't hurt to check the fuses either.
Ahhhhh,
That's what I thought. Try changing your temp sensor. That's what tells the computer how hot the car is and when to turn the fan on and off. It also tells the car when it's warm and when the computer should switch from open loop to closed loop and vise-versa. If it's not working properly, your gas mileage will go to hell and your fan won't come on. I believe it's located in the thermostat housing if I remember correctly.
Good luck.
PS, it won't hurt to check the fuses either.
i'll look into the problem tomorrow.. i wouldn't imagine the fan broke.....
right near your oil filter, there is a clip that plugs into the back of the block. Make sure that is hooked up. If not, your fan will never come on. But jsut start your car and let it idle for a while in the driveway. ONce it gets up to temp, if the fan doesn't kick on, you'll know what's up.


