I have recently removed bunch or wires after getting rid of my A/C and my fan keeps staying on way below fan on temps..

I read it somewhere that it has something to do with the pressure switch being open and computer thinks the a/c is ON.

I have a single fan setup..

PS. Where is that A/C pressure switch?? or where is it hooked up to?

Thanks

 

Look at the refrigerant hard lines along the right subframe rail, just inside the spring tower. There should be a two-wire connector located there.

 

I got it figured out. I disable the A/C pressure switch in the PROM and the fan is one more time working the right way.

 

Ahh, eprom burning to the rescue...and you don't even have to get dirty hands. I wonder if there is "secret way" to control BOTH fans in 165 like there is on the 730. There probably is, just hasn't been found yet.

 

I was amazed myself that it worked perfectly. It took me less than a 2 minutes to modify and burn a chip and it would probably take me hours trying to locate that stupid pressure switch or remaining wires and fixing it that way..

 

the a/c high pressure switch is always on the high pressure a/c line.
Why did you take your a/c out?
You only get a slight loss of power when you have the a/c compressor on.

My fans work the way they should, but I also but a manual switch in there too for good measure.

 

I took it out because where i live there i only like 3 weeks of really hot weater in the summer and the rest of the year is much cooler, plus little bit of a weight loss, and much more space to work under the hood.

 

Makes sense man. It's hot here in mass for about 2 months in the summer. Sorry if I sounded like a jerk.

 

No worries

 

I guess you must be at Edmonton (or north)...but yeah, A/C is only a "short need" event.

I've been tempted also to remove mine even though I am in Kamloops and it's "a/c weather from as early as mid-May to as late as mid-Sept". I just want to "clean up" my underhood and be able to get at things easily.

The car is no longer a "daily driver" and I have other cars that have a/c if comfort is a concern.

 

I would do it Glenn. The difference under the hood is unbelievable. We don't live in Calofornia so I would do it. Mind you you get nice and hot summer in Kamloops.

I also got rid of the all emission crap including all of the air pump components. That cleaned up my engine bay even better..