Ford Edge radiator cooling fan is not working: Diagnosis

[@carlosreynosa2472]

Very good and explicit video, easy to understand and mainly so useful... Thanks so much..

[@Watchandfix]

You are very welcome!

[@bluefintuna6058]

Really fully informative vid! Thanks for your efforts🎉

[@Watchandfix]

I am Glad you liked it!

[@robertmendoza9519]

like your diagnostic video, very well done with expertise and understanding! thank you!!

[@Watchandfix]

Thank you.

[@terryedwards2830]

Exactly what I needed to know!! Thanks!!

[@Watchandfix]

You are welcome.

[@1wadesdad]

FANTASTIC video! Thank you. Very clear and concise. Your efforts are greatly appreciated.

[@Watchandfix]

Glad it was helpful!

[@douglaswoods4944]

So I tested both on the relay and before the connector like in the video, and the fans turned on both times. I'm not sure what to think of that because when I jump it like you did in the video, it doesn't work.

[@Watchandfix]

Check the coolant temperature sensor.

[@douglaswoods4944]

@@Watchandfix Ok. I will. Thank you!

[@MarioYanezLopezJr]

AMAZING GUY

[@ratchetq]

Thank you!!!!!

[@skynetdebob]

If one of the fans is not working, thats influences on AC working anormally? sometimes warm?

[@Watchandfix]

It could affect the AC so you might not get highly cold air. But, you still get some cold air. There could be other reasons for getting warm air from the AC. You might need to charge the AC, check the condenser or the compressor.

[@ogmerman776]

Did you end up fixing it? Currently dealing with my truck wanting to over heat when I'm in idling, then goes back to normal when driving. I've noticed that one of my fans is only working as well and ac stops blowing cold when in idle as well.

[@Watchandfix]

Yes, I replaced the fan connector and it is working fine so far. In your case, I believe your cooling fan is not working that is why you feel the problem in idle while the air stream helps while driving.

[@FaroukOwis]

I checked the fuses, the fan rely and the fan motor and I could not find the problem, what else should I check?

[@Watchandfix]

Two more things are left to check. First, check the wire transferring the signal from the ecu to the fan rely for any possible damage or miss connection. Second, check the coolant temperature sensor. It might needs to be replaced.

[@DoctorLoganDVM]

Do you know how to test it if I have the tow package so there are two connectors to the fan relay?

[@cyndijoseph4097]

I have a 2010 ford edge that keeps overheating due to drivers side cooling fan isn't coming on

[@Watchandfix]

Check the fan connector.

[@JeraldCasarez-sy6se]

Pls help I’ve replaced the whole fan assembly with new relay I’ve also replaced the ECT sensor and the fans are still not turning on I’m getting 12volts from pin#1 and .5volts from the white wire, new fan assembly was from Napa Please help 2010 Ford edge limited

[@Watchandfix]

It could be a bad connector. Try to put some dielectric grease in the connector to enhance its connectivity. You may also use the pwm to test the relay and the connectors. Peel the white wire and connect it to the pwm. If the fan works, then there is no signal coming from the ECU to the fan rely. This could be due to bad wiring. If you connect the pwm signal to the peeled white wire and the fan didn't work, then it could be bad rely connectors.

[@robertthomason8905]

Why I had that piece of carpet. Oh well. You didn't know.