Fuse for the Radiator Fan

[SuperG]

Which fuse controls the radiator fan? I noticed the fan no longer turns when the engine gets hot; therefore, it overheats.

Also, where is the secondary fan (controlled by the A/C) located? I cannot seem to find it...

If the problem is not the fuse, then where do I go to buy a replacement fan motor?

Thanks for the help!

 

[SHObill]

THERE IS A LARGE BLACK BOX ABOUT 100mmX120mm WITH A LARGE WIREHARNESS ATTACHED UNDER THE PLACTIC TRAY COVERING THE RADIATOR ON THE DRIVER SIDE. THIS BOX IS CALLED THE CCRM RELAY MODULE & IT HAS THE FAN RELAY & FUEL PUMP RELAY COMBINED IN IT. THIS RELAY CAN BE HEAT SENITIVE & I'M REPLACING MINE NOW FOR A HEAT RELATED FUEL PROBLEM/STALLING WHEN HOT OUT ISSUE I'M HAVING. I HOPE MINE IS THE RELAY NOT THE FUEL PUMP. HOPE THIS HELPS

 

[naval-avi8or]

SHObill:
THERE IS A LARGE BLACK BOX ABOUT 100mmX120mm WITH A LARGE WIREHARNESS ATTACHED UNDER THE PLACTIC TRAY COVERING THE RADIATOR ON THE DRIVER SIDE. THIS BOX IS CALLED THE CCRM RELAY MODULE & IT HAS THE FAN RELAY & FUEL PUMP RELAY COMBINED IN IT. THIS RELAY CAN BE HEAT SENITIVE & I'M REPLACING MINE NOW FOR A HEAT RELATED FUEL PROBLEM/STALLING WHEN HOT OUT ISSUE I'M HAVING. I HOPE MINE IS THE RELAY NOT THE FUEL PUMP. HOPE THIS HELPS

I had the same problem I'm almost certain your changing the wrong part. 99.9% It's your fuel pump. I've got a bill to prove it.

 

[sdpatt]

The primary reason the fan motor quits working is because the motor's brushes are worn out. Another reason might be the coolant temperature switch. You can buy the motor separate from the fan and shroud assembly through some of the on-line parts stores. Shop around for the motor if you measure 12 volts at the fan's electrical connector. Look for the temperature switch if you don't

 

[SuperG]

Thanks Scott! Where is the temperature switch?

 

[Shoman94]

sdpatt:
The primary reason the fan motor quits working is because the motor's brushes are worn out. Another reason might be the coolant temperature switch. You can buy the motor separate from the fan and shroud assembly through some of the on-line parts stores. Shop around for the motor if you measure 12 volts at the fan's electrical connector. Look for the temperature switch if you don't

Ford recommends that you replace the whole unit due to it being balanced together. After a motor change it could devlop a vibration with the fan running.

Jason

 

[Shoman94]

SuperG:
Thanks Scott! Where is the temperature switch?

To the right of the thermostat. Its a 2 pin connector.

Jason