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    Lango is offline Registered User Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 1988 IROC Z
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    Cooling Fans IROC Z 1988

     



    HELP!!
    Have a 1988 IROC Z with dual electric cooling fans and have chased away my young "mechanics." Fortunately they have not gotten to drive it and may never.

    The cooling fans do not come on. But when "hot wired" they both work.

    Where/What is the thermostatic "trigger" that switches them on as that seems the most likely problem.

    Sadly, my young "mechanics" cut the wires from the fan motor to the first electric connection in order to "hot wire." But there doesn't seem to be any problem in resplicing.

    Advice Deeply appreciated!!

    Regards,
    Jim in Seattle

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    1JohnnyO is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 71 Chevelle SS, 67 Camaro
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    I have had a fan problem with my 88 IROC also. There are two fan relays on the inner edge of the fender right behind the battery, like an oval shaped cylinder about 3" long. They are likely to fail, as is the temp sensor in the head or intake. Did they come on at one time, but dont anymore? They typically dont come on till the engine is really hot, about 220 degrees or so. the terminals on those relays also corrode, so make sure they're clean.
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    rob87camaro is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    ya i had problem with my 87 camaro too but my wire was melted right outta the relay hahahahaha so i just wired direct to the battery and to a switch beside the e-brake handle with like 20 amp or 30 amp cant member but it there and it works can almost control my temp on the car as long as u member to turn it on

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