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Fan relays

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sebring boxster

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I don't think there is a relay - I think it is solid state and in the fan motor housing.

The schematic shows only control from the DME.

since the fan are dme control if they fail will you get a code?

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It depends on the type of failure. There is a control module located in each fan assembly and the DME sends info to the control for variable speeds. The coolant temp sensor can cause problems and has been updated to a new part number. What is happening to your fans??

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It depends on the type of failure. There is a control module located in each fan assembly and the DME sends info to the control for variable speeds. The coolant temp sensor can cause problems and has been updated to a new part number. What is happening to your fans??

Runs hot standing still the fans dont seen to run on high speeds as soon as the truck moves temp goes down with the ac on the turn slow no codes so far

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