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Cooling fan

Spot

New Member
Dec 31, 2019
1
0
Truck Year
2017
Fan not working. Check fuse. 6 volts. Discounted wire moved to 12 volt source fan came on ? Is there a temp control. Switch. We’re is it. Apparently the fan is to run all the time. ? I have not replaced the fuse. Yet. Serm like it is the 100 amp one ? Any help thanks spot
 

John Jensen

Well-Known Member
Mar 22, 2016
944
486
Truck Year
2016
Yes, the 100amp fuse is the for the fan on my 2016
 

GearHead

Active Member
Sep 13, 2016
380
133
Truck Year
2014
Fan not working. Check fuse. 6 volts. Discounted wire moved to 12 volt source fan came on ? Is there a temp control. Switch. We’re is it. Apparently the fan is to run all the time. ? I have not replaced the fuse. Yet. Serm like it is the 100 amp one ? Any help thanks spot
The fan is a constant variable speed type fan, not on or off. There is a module that controls the fan speed which communicates with the ECM/PCM to control the fan speed in relation to engine temp. So could be a fuse issue or a module issue. A good tech is a must in this diagnostic situation. Good Luck.
 
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