Ford Fiesta Mk6 Radiator Fan Not Working at Florence Crabtree blog

Ford Fiesta Mk6 Radiator Fan Not Working. I haven't got the aircon sensor plugged in at the moment on the front drivers side near the radiator as he had an accident and it snapped off, would this cause the fan not to work. The best way to confirm the cooling fan is not functional is to jumper the relay to confirm if it works or not. A simple test of the relay (f16 in the bjb) should show if it's good or bad. The 40 amp fuse in the battery fusebox and the cooling fan resistor mounted close to the cooling fan. Check fuse 3 in the bjb underhood. To test the sensor, pull the wire to it, does the fan now click on? The haynes manual says that the ecu reads the coolant temp via the sensor and can turn the fan on/off accordingly. If the engine temperature gauge reads hot and the radiator top hose does not feel hot then the thermostate could be stuck closed.

Check fuse 3 in the bjb underhood. The 40 amp fuse in the battery fusebox and the cooling fan resistor mounted close to the cooling fan. The haynes manual says that the ecu reads the coolant temp via the sensor and can turn the fan on/off accordingly. If the engine temperature gauge reads hot and the radiator top hose does not feel hot then the thermostate could be stuck closed. A simple test of the relay (f16 in the bjb) should show if it's good or bad. I haven't got the aircon sensor plugged in at the moment on the front drivers side near the radiator as he had an accident and it snapped off, would this cause the fan not to work. The best way to confirm the cooling fan is not functional is to jumper the relay to confirm if it works or not. To test the sensor, pull the wire to it, does the fan now click on?

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Ford Fiesta Mk6 Radiator Fan Not Working The 40 amp fuse in the battery fusebox and the cooling fan resistor mounted close to the cooling fan. To test the sensor, pull the wire to it, does the fan now click on? The 40 amp fuse in the battery fusebox and the cooling fan resistor mounted close to the cooling fan. I haven't got the aircon sensor plugged in at the moment on the front drivers side near the radiator as he had an accident and it snapped off, would this cause the fan not to work. Check fuse 3 in the bjb underhood. The haynes manual says that the ecu reads the coolant temp via the sensor and can turn the fan on/off accordingly. A simple test of the relay (f16 in the bjb) should show if it's good or bad. If the engine temperature gauge reads hot and the radiator top hose does not feel hot then the thermostate could be stuck closed. The best way to confirm the cooling fan is not functional is to jumper the relay to confirm if it works or not.