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Old 05-14-2003, 11:54 AM   #1
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Hypertech 180 Degree Fan Switch

Hi,

I purchased a Hypertech 180 Degree Cool Fan Switch (Product Number 4028) for my 1989 Firebird L03 5.0L engine about 8 months ago. I just got around to installing it recently and am having some problems. I have the Hypertech chip and themostat installed as well.

The problem is that the fan doesn't come on (at all!). I verified that the fan is working by grounding the wire going to the fan switch. I have not done the following:

Verify that the coolant level is correct (I think it is, but will double check)

Verify that the switch is good. I plan on doing this by removing it and testing it in a pan of boiling water.

My questions are:

What else should I check?

Is it common for these switches to be bad?

Would the coolant level have anything to do with it not working correctly?

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
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Old 05-18-2003, 08:10 PM   #2
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Nobody responded, but I thought I would update anyway. It turned out to be a bad switch. I bought a stock one at the local parts store and the fan now works. I am getting a new one sent from Hypertech.
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