fans arent coming on
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Ok i just bought this 93 camaro and the heads were cracked and radiator busted and clutch was shot well i finally got it back together over spring break and the fans would not come on, right now they are just hardwired in. I have replaced all the relays, temp switch, and the coolant temp sensor. Only thing I can think of is that it is a bad wire or a computer problem. What do you guys think?
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wow thats crazy whats up w/ all the 93 having this problem. i have it to but im not worried about it i kinda like the way i have it setup right now. i just wired it to the ign and it turns on and stays runing with the key. so after i give it a couple runs down the track i could cool the car down just by turning the ign. on
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What I'd do if my fans didn't work (I always wanted to make one of these
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Now for you: If a code follows you through computer swaps, then it's a sure sign of the problem not being fixed (whatever the code is for).
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You have a 93, so this doesn't really pertain to you, but newer PCMs I believe can write codes to a more permanent memory that will persist through power loss. Those don't trip an SES though, since they're just stored.
Now for you: If a code follows you through computer swaps, then it's a sure sign of the problem not being fixed (whatever the code is for).
Now for you: If a code follows you through computer swaps, then it's a sure sign of the problem not being fixed (whatever the code is for).