Reply With Quote> There are 3 sensors right together: one for
I think the correct front to back order for the 3 coolant temperature
sensors is
1. Computer
2. Dash Gauge
3. Fan
The one for the dash gauge is the smaller one wire one. The other two
are identical looking, however the wiring harness plugs are made so
that you can't plug them into the wrong one. You need to check the
one for your fan.
However, the first thing I'd do is check fan and computer ones for
dirty contacts.
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- 09-12 06:30 AM #1MartyGuest
'91 Tracer, coolant sensors, no fan
Fan doesn't seem to work while driving, but will come on, both high
and low speed, when the computer is put in self-test mode. Is the
sensor bad or whatelse? There are 3 sensors right together: one for
the dash gauge, one for the engine coolant, and the other i don't
know. Any ideas. Something for the trans maybe. Thx.
- 09-12 02:04 PM #2ChildfreeGuest
Re: '91 Tracer, coolant sensors, no fan
- 09-12 05:41 PM #3MARTYGuest
Re: '91 Tracer, coolant sensors, no fan
Why is there a sensor for the computer and fan? Would you please explain how
each do their job? Am baffled why there is 2. Thx.
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- 09-13 02:54 AM #4MartyGuest
Re: '91 Tracer, coolant sensors, no fan
Can someone tell me how to test the sensors, if possible? Haynes book
i have only tells how to test sensor for dash gauge. Thx.
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