Burnt out radiator fan
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Burnt out radiator fan
To start off I did do a search relating to my situation but I just would rather start a new thread to get some input from you guys...
2007 JKU with NO recent off roading, submerging , mudding, etc.... I have been driving in traffic all day in this hot Houston day and now on the way home temperature warning light/chime come on. On its own it would cool down, then come back on. Finally it reached Max temp and continuous chime. I pulled over and shut her down for about 15 min. The coolant was boiling and when it finally stopped I was sitting at about 1/3 full. I was able to make it home with a jug of 50/50.
Now while I refilled the anti freeze, I turned on my AC to find that my radiator fan is not spinning. Is this why I began to over heat? Thank you for any help
2007 JKU with NO recent off roading, submerging , mudding, etc.... I have been driving in traffic all day in this hot Houston day and now on the way home temperature warning light/chime come on. On its own it would cool down, then come back on. Finally it reached Max temp and continuous chime. I pulled over and shut her down for about 15 min. The coolant was boiling and when it finally stopped I was sitting at about 1/3 full. I was able to make it home with a jug of 50/50.
Now while I refilled the anti freeze, I turned on my AC to find that my radiator fan is not spinning. Is this why I began to over heat? Thank you for any help
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You should troubleshoot to see if power is available at the fan motor connector when the fan should be running.
If power is present at the connector....
Here is a part number for just the fan motor: 68039595AA
I don't know if the motor in the stock fan unit is removable, or if this motor will fit. I can only say I suspect it will work.
Call your dealer with the part number and ask.
There are waterproof electric fans for the JK, though. Search this forum for SPAL fan.
Here is another alternative I'm experimenting with:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modi...trofit-235132/
If power is present at the connector....
Here is a part number for just the fan motor: 68039595AA
I don't know if the motor in the stock fan unit is removable, or if this motor will fit. I can only say I suspect it will work.
Call your dealer with the part number and ask.
There are waterproof electric fans for the JK, though. Search this forum for SPAL fan.
Here is another alternative I'm experimenting with:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modi...trofit-235132/
Last edited by ronjenx; 06-23-2012 at 07:25 PM.