which relay causes van to over heat when fan doesnt work

Asked by Angela Mar 14, 2012 at 07:47 PM about the 1997 Chrysler Town & Country SX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

what is the name of the fan that keeps your car from running hot when the fan doesnt work

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masmail answered 12 years ago

I have an air conditioner relay that needs replacing in my '97 T&C van. Thought I could wait til summer, but the van has been overheating. Try the AC relay.

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thejeepdoctor answered 10 years ago

cooling fan relay. i think yours is mounted on frame rail under battery area, you get to it from under vehc. kinda flat and square. 2 screws hold it.

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thejeepdoctor answered 10 years ago

if its not there. look under driver side headlamp. you will have to remove it to get to relay.

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