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Radiator Problem
#284546 Sep 25, 6:08pm
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Help I think my radiator fans are not running but my car is not overheating. Does anyone know how long it takes for the fans to start running after you turn the car on?

Re: Radiator Problem
Gabrial #284547 Sep 25, 10:00pm
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just turn on your fan through your ac console to check

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#284548 Sep 26, 6:57am
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Originally Posted by TooNiE
just turn on your fan through your ac console to check

That turns on your interior vent van, not your radiator fans.

It takes quite a while before they come on. Go for a ride, use the throttle lots, come back & open the hood. They should come on. thumbsup

Re: Radiator Problem
Haulin_A_Doo #284549 Sep 26, 9:39am
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turn on the AC, shouldn't that make them both come on?
Mine do. thumbsup

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00GTShope #284550 Sep 26, 11:43am
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drive as long as you want. as long as the car doesnt heat up then dont worry about it. if the car starts heating up and the fan never works, then check the connection.

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stefanoc #284551 Sep 26, 2:43pm
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^^^^
dont worry unless your overheating.

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Re: Radiator Problem
csheriff #284552 Sep 27, 8:49am
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The fan on the left (passenger side) should come on with the AC on. The one on the right should rarely be on, unless in hot weather or if you are running the car hard. It should rarely be on while moving.

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