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My cooling fan will not turn on and the water is boiling over into my reservoir tank! I need to get the wiring schematics on this problem all fuses chek out need help so i dont overheat!What do i do!!??:gaah: somebody help me!! what do u think is wrong here? the ac doesnt get cold enough and the ac switch wont light up/turn on unless circulate button is on...??? ima retarded as far as electrical goes
 
the guy above is askin if you have electric fans.. if they arent kickin on make sure your gettin power to them... you can do this by runnin two wires straight from the batt to the fan... shouldnt matter which way you wire it should kick on either way... if it does kick on find out where the temp sensor that tells them when to turn on and that should be your problem.. if when you run the wire straight it doesnt kick on youll prob need a new fan
 
i like how pointless this thread was.. no one even suggested to change your rad cap. haha
 
Wasn't really that "smartass" there slick. OP didn't really respond to any of the suggestions, replaced a part he already did and now magically it's better. Pointless thread.
 
Hopefully someone will this new addition to a dead thread, but I am having the exact same problem on my 90 sx. The car is trying to overheat, the ac isn't getting cold and all of that. I JUST replaced the alternator before this started happening, before I replaced that I was not having any cooling problems at all. I dis noticed when I was under the car that out of the same wire bunch that the alternator wires came from there were 2 wires that had the crimp connecters on them that were just dangling loose. I could not find where they might have been connected to so I left them loose. The guy I.got the car from did a lot of "rigging" on the car so I thought that it was probably just something he had wired in and left it alone. Where does the power supply for thr fan attach so that I have a general area to look in? The way it looks is that there probably isn't a very ling piece it was connected to so a general area would be helpful.
 
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