Subject	Sensor might be bad, I had a similar experience >>
Posted by	my91z on May 09, 2005 at 7:59 AM
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In Reply To	cleaned and tight. nothing changed. (n/m) posted by turbosailor on May 08, 2005 at 09:08 PM
Message	Fan post 1 Fan post 2 Granted my fan was kicking on and off, but I think it could be the same sensor causing your issue. You can probably test the values of the sensor with a DVM while bringing it up to boiling in some water and watching the readings change. I don't have access to my manual or I'd look for teh specs you need to check. Mike ------------------------------------------------------
Follow Ups	Electric fan always on with ignition. what's up? - turbosailor 20:27:53 05/08/05 Check sensor/connections on water tube. (n/m) - my91z 20:43:02 05/08/05 they looked in place, I'll clean 'em though. - turbosailor 20:53:30 05/08/05 cleaned and tight. nothing changed. (n/m) - turbosailor 21:08:42 05/08/05 Sensor might be bad, I had a similar experience >> - my91z 07:59:26 05/09/05 Seen that before, in my case it was a bad eprom. - Noncon 21:25:44 05/08/05 no. I have a JWT chipped eprom. been in for 4 yrs. no - turbosailor 21:40:27 05/08/05 agree.I had a JWT and the fan was kicking when key was in on - fst300zx 07:58:02 05/09/05 Did you check the ECU for codes? (n/m) - Dave N 22:17:35 05/08/05 not yet. i'll do that tomorrow. too dark for tonight. (n/m) - turbosailor 23:09:22 05/08/05
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