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Old 05-07-2009, 09:38 PM   #1
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iroc dual fan issues

I just finished welding up my dual exhaust setup and i always dissconect the battery terminals when i weld on my car but when i took it for a drive yesterday and it never goes about 190 degF i have the prom programed to tunr the fan on at 170f but it never came on durning my drive. I have the secondary fan switched so i can turn it on any time, because it's not controled by the ecm. I tested all the relays and wires and the fans work. If i ground the green/white wire at the ecm the fan comes on, also my diagnostic computer says it's turned the fan on but still nothing. I switched the ecm the prom and i also dissconnected the a/c presure switch and it still wont come on. Does anyone have any suggestions? I don't mind running it off off the temp switch on the block but 230deg F is too high for my likeings and this problem is annoying me.
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Old 05-08-2009, 11:27 AM   #2
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Re: iroc dual fan issues

If you can turn the fan on by grounding the green/white wire on the ECM and the ECM says it's turning the fan on but the fan doesn't run, that logically leaves only one answer: bad ECM connector.

If you disconnect the harness from the ECM and ground pin E8, does the fan come on?

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Old 05-08-2009, 12:08 PM   #3
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Re: iroc dual fan issues

My diagram with the pinout only lists A 1-12 B1-12 C 1-16 AND B1-16. Theres no E section on the diagram. It's MAF car on an 87' iroc-z. Could you tell me what colour wire E8 is? Also when i ground the diagnotic poort on AB terminal neither fan comes on.
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Re: iroc dual fan issues

The E8 is the green/white wire, the ECM pin that controls the primary fan relay, according to GM. Not sure if they're wrong.
Diagram here: http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...ine_wiring.gif

What diagram are you going by? I'm curious how much they mis/match.

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Re: iroc dual fan issues

After looking at the diagram closely, it might be wrong (well, go figure ). Which pin did you find the green/white wire on?
I looked at ChevyThunder.com and it seems that the Coolant Fan Relay Control is on C1.

Btw, you mentioned 4 sections in your diagram: A, B, C and B. I believe the last one should be labeled D.

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Re: iroc dual fan issues

Ya sorry the last 1 is D, and i believe the green/ white wire is c1. also i just went for a nice drive and i left the ac pressure switch unhooked and the fan kicked on for a few momewnts but then it stopped all together. i'm thinking bad ecm ground or bad ecm connectors
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