92 Civic radiator fan doesn't work

My 92 Civic runs hot because the fan doesn't work. I jump wired the radiator
fan off the condenser fan plug and the radiator fan works; so it's not the
fan. What else could stop the radiator fan from working? Is there a sensor
for this? If so, where is it located and how do I check it?

Thanks,
Al

 

<x-posted to the other group, as it should have been in the first place>

Bad boy, Al.


If your car has no fan switch relay (like the '91s), go here:
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/misc/view_from_bottom.jpg
Your switch is bad. Easy replacement, and cheap. The one in the pic has had
its connectors repaired on account of a ham-fisted oil change by me eleven
years ago.

If it *does* have a fan switch relay, try here:
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/overheating/overheating-index/

 

<x-posted to the other group, as it should have been in the first place>

Bad boy, Al.


If your car has no fan switch relay (like the '91s), go here:
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/misc/view_from_bottom.jpg
Your switch is bad. Easy replacement, and cheap. The one in the pic has had
its connectors repaired on account of a ham-fisted oil change by me eleven
years ago.

If it *does* have a fan switch relay, try here:
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/overheating/overheating-index/

 

Thanks TeGGeR!
I'm back in business!!!!!!!!

--Al

 

Thanks TeGGeR!
I'm back in business!!!!!!!!

--Al

 

Good news! So how'd you fix it?

 

Good news! So how'd you fix it?

 

Oh yeah......I did exactly what you said from your website. It was the
thermo sensor. The fuses and relay stuff was easy to check. So the last and
the hard part was that sensor. I replaced it and bingo! The fan came on.

You're the man TeGGer!

Thanks,
Al

 

Oh yeah......I did exactly what you said from your website. It was the
thermo sensor. The fuses and relay stuff was easy to check. So the last and
the hard part was that sensor. I replaced it and bingo! The fan came on.

You're the man TeGGer!

Thanks,
Al

 

Actually, Remco is the author of that particular page. Hats off to Remco.

 

Actually, Remco is the author of that particular page. Hats off to Remco.