

| Subject: | Re: Rad fan--2 or 3 wire???stumped |
| From: | populuxe |
| Date: | Mon, 28 Apr 2003 22:21:13 -0500 |
Thank you, Mark D and Matt P Once you mentioned resistor I rechecked the Bentley schematics. I found the fan set up of my 90 was listed on the Digifant 86-89, 450 watt radiator fan scheme. Now, that makes sense. I do recall seeing some decrepit large resistors behind the head light bracket during my light upgrade. I'll give it a try. --At least I wont be lying on that protruding tab on the spare tire retaining cover. thank you, chris c wisconsin ---------------------------------------------------- mark drillock wrote: > Your fan resister is likely bad. It lives behind the driver's side > headlight. It is a large green current limiting resister with 3 wires to > it. Only used for lower speed fan operation, high speed puts direct > power to the fan. > > List venders sell them. > > Mark > > populuxe wrote: > > > > My 90 multivan seemed to have a hi & lo speed last year, at some point > > last summer only the loud or high speed has been turning on (--the one > > that scares people in drive threws). > > I checked out Ken W's procedure at vanagain(jumpering at radiator sensor > > with 3 connection plug). > > Yes--the hi/loud speed terminal will turn on but the low terminal wont. > > I have checked at the motor. one brown ground. ok . And this is what > > puzzles me--two reds that junction together on the (plus)terminal stud > > on motor. I applied 12v from batt to each of the reds. both run it at > > High speed(as I then find out they are connected). > > I am more familiar with a.c..motors than this d.c. > > Bentley not very helpful. > > What test steps should i take next. > > > > Thank you, > > chris c > > wisconsin
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