Cooling and Radiator Fans not coming on even with A/C switch to ON
well, i suppose it would as that point is sticking out into the cooling system and is always in contact with the coolant, id like to see a pic tho. is is dripping or literally oozing like goo. anyway, that controls the temp guage and some other devices, but not the fans as a switch. so if your guage is working the sensor is working
i am not at my car right now, but i thought when I jumper that connector, both fans came on. so, that is not the switch I was suppose to change to get the fans working (not necessarily the A/C).
thanks.
~pab59
thanks.
~pab59
heres a pic for the sensor, it also shows where the switch is in your car, and some other parts
Google Image Result for http://techautorepairs.com/images/partsarea-accord.jpg
Google Image Result for http://techautorepairs.com/images/partsarea-accord.jpg
this site also has alot of information on the cooling system, the diagrams on this site also show a flat surfaced switch
Overheating Troubleshoot for Honda's Cooling System
Overheating Troubleshoot for Honda's Cooling System
okay. from the picture, the switch i remove is not the correct one. i removed a switch that is buried below the ignition coil and behind/beneath the distributor. the picture seems to show that it is in front of the distributor and the radiator hose running from the "top" of the radiator no the bottom. so, this is the switch i want to remove, not the other one?
~pab
~pab
here is another pic in exploded view, note the dist. has been removed in the diagram
http://techautorepairs.com/images/acfanswitch.gif
http://techautorepairs.com/images/acfanswitch.gif
poorman can correct me if im wrong but switch A is in series with switch B, so if switch A is out so is B. my fans didnt work at all either until i replaced switch A. ill take a pic of all of the switches etc. if i can


