Coolant fan will run intermittently when engine is first started then stops running at 200 degrees and won’t come back on. I have changed the coolant temperature sensor and the fluid level is good. Doesn’t appear to be relay to test, any thoughts?
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And it it a 1.5LCoolant fan will run intermittently when engine is first started then stops running at 200 degrees and won’t come back on. I have changed the coolant temperature sensor and the fluid level is good. Doesn’t appear to be relay to test, any thoughts?
Thanks, I’m down to the ECM. Local Chevy dealer will hook up and diagnose. He mentioned a software issue may be present and need programming. I guess I’ll bite the bullet and let them help out.The fan gets a signal from the ECM. Something is wrong with the ECM inputs or there is a fault in the ECM. A decent scan tool can access the cooling system module and activate the fan. That will verify the fan is okay. If it passes that test it must be one of the inputs to the ECM. You are going to need a scan tool and a wiring diagram.
Really, and no symptoms other fan? What did you find out?Chevy dealer thinks a blown head gasket. Going to pressure check the engine.