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    Default my fan isnt working.

    i got a 1999 civic hatch. just got the car yesterday, i took it out today and push it a few times. got home and notice my Radiator Fan isnt on?? help how can i find out my Radiator Fan motor isnt working my car just fuck up?

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    WHAT!?

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    sorry i mean Radiator Fan

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    WHAT!?

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    help!!

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    is the car overheating???

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    Check to see if the plug on the fan has power..

    ALSO at the Plug on the T. housing.. You can juss unplug it and pin a Paper clib into the plug.. after that your Fan should run CONSTANT when key is on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derek2 View Post
    is the car overheating???
    x2?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Black4DrEK View Post
    Check to see if the plug on the fan has power..

    ALSO at the Plug on the T. housing.. You can juss unplug it and pin a Paper clib into the plug.. after that your Fan should run CONSTANT when key is on.
    lol!!! fire, fire!!! j/k

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    nope
    Quote Originally Posted by Derek2 View Post
    is the car overheating???

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    wuhh??

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    where the T housing any picture?
    Quote Originally Posted by Black4DrEK View Post
    Check to see if the plug on the fan has power..

    ALSO at the Plug on the T. housing.. You can juss unplug it and pin a Paper clib into the plug.. after that your Fan should run CONSTANT when key is on.

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    Follow your Radiator hose.. you will see the HOUSING were your thermostat sits in.. there is a PLUG on it and a ground.. UNPLUG it.. then put a pin into the clip..

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    whats the problem then??? if you want to see if the fan works then start the engine and wait and see if it kicks on after awhile or drive the piss out of it then leave it running til you hear it kick on......if the car isn't overheating i don't see the big deal...

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    The Fan is probly kicking ON.. while your driving your NOT gonna notice it on.. haha.. but anyways.. check or do what i told you.. if that doesnt work than u Do have a problem

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    where the T housing? uh i drove a friend home and got home pop the hood and i notice that the fan wasnt on but it was a good 20 mins drive and i was pushing the car.

    Quote Originally Posted by Black4DrEK View Post
    The Fan is probly kicking ON.. while your driving your NOT gonna notice it on.. haha.. but anyways.. check or do what i told you.. if that doesnt work than u Do have a problem

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    Quote Originally Posted by vtecdude93 View Post
    where the T housing? uh i drove a friend home and got home pop the hood and i notice that the fan wasnt on but it was a good 20 mins drive and i was pushing the car.
    I explained to you were its at..

    Follow your Radiator hose.. you will see the HOUSING were your thermostat sits in.. there is a PLUG on it and a ground.. UNPLUG it.. then put a pin into the clip..

    YO drive your car for MORE than 20min then check back with us..

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    there is a housing between the head and upper radiator hose..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Black4DrEK View Post
    I explained to you were its at..

    Follow your Radiator hose.. you will see the HOUSING were your thermostat sits in.. there is a PLUG on it and a ground.. UNPLUG it.. then put a pin into the clip..

    YO drive your car for MORE than 20min then check back with us..
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

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    ill check tomorrow thanks guys


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    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

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    unplug your fan from the wireing harness on your car and then the plug thats left on the fan run a +and - from the plug to you batery if it comes on then is most likely relay,fuse,or cut wire some where i had the same problem i just stright wired mine hope this helps

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    lol at this thread my fan isnt working but my car isnt over heating and i really dont know if its working or not. hell im sry but u need the car to go to a shop i just dont have any faith in this situation ending well.


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    i got it. the wiring was wrong thanks

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    i think that there may be a problem, but it just wasn't described correctly .....

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