So is your cr-v over heating or the ac don’t feel cold well you might have a fan that has gone bad so do this simple test and see if both fans come on. Don’t…
So is your cr-v over heating or the ac don’t feel cold well you might have a fan that has gone bad so do this simple test and see if both fans come on. Don’t…
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Love your video. I recently replaced my condenser fan and it was working
great and now the new one has gone out. The only symptom I am experiencing
is no AC. It tries to kick on, but it just won’t. How can you test for a
short or fraying/bad wiring? I got my radiator replaced recently, had a
flush, etc because the car was overheating and ever since I got that done,
the AC fan has been going bad. Could something have gotten knocked loose?
Could a fan be faulty? I would think the fuse would not only protect the
fan if it was a short, but also if it was a short, it would go out rather
quickly? I went a few months with a good fan and all of a sudden…boom.
Any tips? Trying to save mega bucks here.
Both of my fans are not coming on when I turn on the cr-v. Could it be
fuses?
Thanks for the video. Any tips about the top connector being difficult to
unplug?
Sometimes you have to push it back in then do the clip or a small screw
driver will help over a finger to push the release in enough , they can be
a pain sometimes
Id get a test light unplug the fans and turn the ac on in the car without
starting the car and then see if you do have power to the plug , ive seen
both fans bad before but yes a fuse or fan relay could have gone bad