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ezSep-14-14 11:46 PM
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#138482, "Burning aux. fan fuses"


          

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I keep losing the 20A auxiliary fan fuse. Not sure why, all the wiring looks fine. I can remove the relay and use a jumper to start the fan just fine (Flex-a-lite slim line fans). So it looks like the fan is okay, and the wiring is okay. Can a relay go bad and internally short out? I didn't have my voltmeter handy so could not perform additional diagnosing. Any ideas?

Only discovered this because my temps go up to 220 in traffic now, from the typical 198-202F. That stupid OEM temp gauge doesn't budge past the middle though.

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Burning aux. fan fuses [View all] , ez, Sep-14-14 11:46 PM
  RE: Burning aux. fan fuses, eclipse982nrRST, Sep-16-14 07:56 AM, #1
RE: Burning aux. fan fuses, ez, Sep-16-14 09:16 PM, #2
      RE: Burning aux. fan fuses, eclipse982nrRST, Sep-17-14 08:15 AM, #3
           RE: Burning aux. fan fuses, ez, Sep-18-14 08:15 PM, #4

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