Thanks for this, helped a ton. One note of caution though: On the driver side, you'll probably see a cable that looks like a strand of black licorice. That is your hood release cable. Be careful, do not put too much tension on that cable, while installing the new fan. I noticed, the top corner of the fan shroud, kept coming in contact with it. If you snap that cable, you're going to have a bad time.
mine just stopped working a few days ago, still looking at videos to fix it, someone told me to replace fuse, but didn't work, now I'm going to try out the relay, so if does not work then change whole fan just like you did, Thanks for the video man!
I did exactly as you. Checked the fuses and relays. All were good. I used my multimeter to check continuity on the fan just to double check and there was none.
Thanks for this, helped a ton.
One note of caution though: On the driver side, you'll probably see a cable that looks like a strand of black licorice. That is your hood release cable. Be careful, do not put too much tension on that cable, while installing the new fan. I noticed, the top corner of the fan shroud, kept coming in contact with it. If you snap that cable, you're going to have a bad time.
This tutorial saved us hours! Thank you!
mine just stopped working a few days ago, still looking at videos to fix it, someone told me to replace fuse, but didn't work, now I'm going to try out the relay, so if does not work then change whole fan just like you did, Thanks for the video man!
How do you know when the fan is bad how do you test it I checked all fuses and relays they're good
Fan is bad when it doesnt work anymore.
I did exactly as you. Checked the fuses and relays. All were good. I used my multimeter to check continuity on the fan just to double check and there was none.
Ima try this! The car started to over heat and went to check the fan and its not spinning anymore. 😮😅
So i guess it needs replaced now.
How did u know it was the fan not the relay 😊
I switched the relay with a different relay in the fuse box and it still wasn't working. So my next guess was the radiator assembly itself.