[Shotimes] A/C Fuse?

[David P]

Ehm, the radiator fan and a/c fan are the same fan. Yes, they are "tied".
When the a/c is on, the radiator fan will run at it's highest speed
regardless of vehicle operation. Sounds like you lost the high-speed
operation of your fan. Bad wiring from the relay to the fan, the high-speed
relay, or the high-speed windings in the fan itself are the culprit 99% of
the time. This is how it is for 99% of vehicle that have one radiator fan.
Someone pipe in if the earlier SHO's used the resistor or transistor trick
for speed variation rather than two motor windings.


David P

95MTX



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Subject: [Shotimes] A/C Fuse?


> Trying to track down some gremlins on my 91 SHO. I could use the number
> for the A/C fuse. I can't find the manual. Also, are the electric
> radiator fans tied to the operation of the A/C fans in any way? I've had
> an A/C issue that coincided with overheating while at a stop/low speed.
> I'm suspecting the two problems are related, and that the electric fans
> are needed for the proper operation of the A/C condensor.
> TIA
> -mike
> '91 SHO
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