Thanks Ken!

Robert

On Jun 27, 2011, at 12:31 PM, Ken Wilford wrote:

> Robert,
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> I would unplug the radiator fan switch and see if that turns it off.  If it does then I would say that this switch has failed.  The fan switch is located by removing the lower grille and then you can see it on the driver's side lower part of the radiator.  New ones are $19 so it is not a big deal to replace.  Let me know.
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> Ken Wilford
> John 3:16
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> On 6/27/2011 12:21 PM, Robert Stewart wrote:
>> So the other day I started the van (1988 Auto GL Wolfsburg Edition with AC - Not charged) and the front Radiator Fan went on a stayed on while I was driving.
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>> The engine was cold and it was not hot out.
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>> It stayed on during the entire drive and only shuts off when I turn the ignition is off.
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>> All temp sensors on the engine and coolant system were replaced 1 year ago as well as all coolant lines and a coolant flush.
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>> Any ideas?
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>> Fuse, Relay?
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>> Any advice would be appreciated.
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>> I am a real beginner when it comes to electrical so if its an electrical issue please explain it as simply as possible.
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>> Thanks again to everyone for invaluable assistance!
>>
>> Robert
>> NY
>> 88 Auto Vanagon
>> 5,000 on rebuilt engine.
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