I got a 92 accord ex coupe 5 speed. Both of my radiator fans cut on when cold then will cut off after 30 seconds or so then both cut on again 30 seconds later. It is kind of erratic after that with one cutting of or on well before reaching 135 or 165. Whichever temps they are suppose to cut on. What could be causing this. As i thought it is suppose to get much hotter to cut on. Like around 165. ECT sensor maybe. This could be causing my gas mpg problem also. Anyone know?
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Originally posted by Bunta View PostOne of the fans is the compressor fan, so if both are cutting on at the same time you may have a short. Are you running the A/C when they are cutting on?
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Ok so monitored them again. Started car with A/C on and both fans cut on and off continously as my compressor cuts on and off. Is this Normal? So then i cut A/C off. Fans stayed off until water temp got to 195 and then they both cut on for a short period of time. Is this Normal. I read something different and now am confused.
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Totally normal, dude.
Fan function with AC is supposed to happen. The fans turn on to dissipate heat from the refrigerant flowing through the condenser.
Fans should come on with AC off around 195 degrees. Cleaning won't make anything like new. Heat cycles damage components over time, and the only way to make them like new is to replace. The sensors work through resistance. I'll find a link for you.
Edit: Can't find a link. The sensor basically tells the fan to turn on at a given resistance put out at 195 degrees.Last edited by F22Chris; 08-28-2017, 12:18 AM.
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Originally posted by F22Chris View PostTotally normal, dude.
Fan function with AC is supposed to happen. The fans turn on to dissipate heat from the refrigerant flowing through the condenser.
Fans should come on with AC off around 195 degrees. Cleaning won't make anything like new. Heat cycles damage components over time, and the only way to make them like new is to replace. The sensors work through resistance. I'll find a link for you.
Edit: Can't find a link. The sensor basically tells the fan to turn on at a given resistance put out at 195 degrees.
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