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Join Date: Jan 2023
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Hi all,
My first post so hello to all and thank you in anticipation of help. I have a high mileage 98 Fairmont wagon which is in excellent condition and is valuable to me way above what it’s monetary value is. I note the cooling fans aren’t working. I have tried to research it on the net. The fans themselves are working perfectly when ‘hot wired’ and the relays are ok. I therefore think that it must be the thermistor switch in the cooling system that must be faulty. The problem is I can’t find it on the head or thermostat housing where I would expect it. Can anyone tell me where it is located and any special techniques to remove it? Any help or advice is gratefully accepted. Alan |
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AU Fairmont cooling fan issue
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