Here's why your AC not COLD when you at a stop. Always check this first.

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[@lowcatalina6638]

I still learn from these videos. And I’ve been turning wrenches for 40 years

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@clayton9136]

Wow that's fucking scary...

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

@@clayton9136 Whats scary is you trying to come for me. Dont you have a channel that needs all your attention? Seems you shouldnt have this much time on your hand my dude. Lets get to work.

[@josediazasmr6014]

@@clayton9136the fucking truth macboy

[@danp7463]

We never stop leaning. That's the same for all trades including medical and law enforcement.

[@daveys]

Top tip: Don’t check with your fingers. High four me if you like this tip.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@stobbinsboy]

Hell one of the mechanics I worked with had one of those big ole metal radiator fan catch his finger and all it did was knock off some crud.

[@daveys]

@@stobbinsboy - Lucky escape!

[@iamkalewillis]

I thought the exact same thing when I saw him stick his finger in there

[@Erichmustaine88]

I think he knows what he’s doing

[@rmyldr]

That's why in the older days before electric fans in the car when we did air conditioner Servicing we checked the temperature coming out of the ducts before and after putting a fan in front of the car imitating 40 miles per hour which at that time was the optimal speed of Maximum efficiency of the AC

[@NinexXo9]

Online mechanic you're teaching us a lot and I appreciate that!

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@charleshoward9983]

Thank you very much for the info. I just learned something new. Again thank you.

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[@waynes.2983]

Vibration tends to break the magnets loose inside the electric motors which stops the fan from working. It is possible to open the fan motor and epoxy the magnets back into place.

[@RandomLuckk]

man fuck that replace the fan lol

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@kinte1870]

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[@christianhudspeth3338]

Man I'm gonna start being a career mechanic soon this video is gonna help me, especially that Lil tip about checking the connector for power to quickly diagnose the issue, I almost feel embarrassed not knowing that already lol.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@kinte1870]

Always check for power on an electrical part.

[@LygerTheCLaw]

both fans dont have to be running for it to be operating normally. the other fan is more for engine high temperature cooling, not for air conditioning.

[@PhillyDiesel]

Don’t ever put your fingers in a radiator fan, ESPECIALLY when the vehicles is on or running. Assume it can kick on at all times.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

True, but I'm extra careful. I know how far to go, thank you

[@familyguy4724]

The good thing is that it was the middle finger you really don’t need that finger other than to flip people off 😂

[@brarautorepairs]

If the motor was "stuck" or the brushes have a ton of carbon, simply moving the fan can make the motor make a connection and start working.

[@charliethiede3992]

My dads car has the same problem and it overheats at idle. I just checked and only the small fan is running. Thank you! Learn from you every day!

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Thanks for watching

[@juice765]

Lesson learned not to stick your fingers in a fan? Hes a lucky guy it didnt kick on. Not all fans come on at the same time

[@Marksprojects92]

My 93 corvette was programed from the factory to only turn on one fan on when the ac was on.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Makes sense if that one fan covers the complete condensor

[@Marksprojects92]

@@OnlineMechanicTips it did not. But recently I modded the car and now both come on with the ac. I live in southern Arizona so it was a much needed improvement.

[@marknaravas318]

A very simple formula for ac: ^T=^t X cfm Where^ means change (delta) T means temperature, and cfm means cubic feet per minute

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@bobbydiaz3320]

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[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@stobbinsboy]

If you are not Black and think that you're a jackwagon and if you're Black and think that you've been beat down, hey?

[@LegendaryDFault361]

I love these videos, keep up the great work brotha 💪👏🙌🙏💯

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

More to come!

[@danielcrowe8940]

Those fans run whenever the engine temp reaches what the fan thermostat is set at....whether you're moving or not.

[@danp7463]

This is where a power probe is worth its weight in gold.

[@ryannrjohnson]

I had that problem once in one of my old Lexus, when the car was sitting still the A/C and heat wouldn't blow cold and hot but it was a different problem. I noticed the rpms were running low also so I took off the throttle body and cleaned it and everything started working fine again at idle.

[@Blu-so8hc]

May I ask for steps to clean throttle bottle ? Is it located near compressor? Thanks my Lexus 2006 Rx400h has warm air at idle, but cold when driving.

[@JaceD4V1S88]

yup gotta clean the throttle body and clean or replace, if old replace the idle air control

[@BobbyNewhartFace]

Just push the plug towards to fan. If the fan starts to run, it's burned out. Just push the connector towards the fan. I bet it starts working. That's how you can check power.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

The motor was burn out. kzbin.infoFbIUXiOHdU8

[@Guggenator]

Thanks for the advice, honda civic just started doing this and the crv also just stopped blowing cold at all times. Will check both 😊

[@dthomasreaction6718]

So what did you have to do to get it to work again because one side works on mine and then the other one doesn’t

[@deeurb916]

My left side only one of the fans in my Civic

[@markhewitt2536]

I had the exact same problem a few months ago. $800 for both radiator/condenser fans.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@LygerTheCLaw]

one fan is for condenser cooling and the other is for engine cooling. both do not always have to be on for the system to be operating properly. makes me second guess your abilities as a mechanic. also pressures being normal doesn't mean the system is full.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Theres no need to second guess my ability to do anything dude. Every thing I say on my channel merely my opinion. You also entitled to your opinion. In some cases opinions clash. Such as this one. The setup you speaking about do not apply to this vehicle. The condensor on this car in fact wide and require both fans to work for it to operate properly. So yes, both fans have to operate on this car for max cooling to occur. Also nobody said the sys was full. Before you go trying to correct somebody, maybe you should know what kind of vehicle being discuss in the video. Not all cars the same.

[@galenyoung8349]

Not true. He explained the symptoms of a bad (4 dollar) "orifice tube." Change the orifice tube and charge the, system, and she will blow cold air again at the red lights & at the drive through. You can use the a/c setting on your HVAC for testing purposes on your electronic fans. They operate via a "switched", ground. The temperature sensor runs the GROUND on a one fan, system. I know the a/c setting turns on the fan on a one fan, system. NGL, I'm not certain about second fan when there are, 2. I'd venture to say the other one is switched via engine coolant temperature. If you wanna TEST your electric fan? Just turn your a/c to, "ON?" There's nothing to deliberate. Go test it on your own, vehicle The orifice tube is a screen that changes the a/c refrigerant from liquid to, gas. Having a clogged orifice tube would be in comparison to tryna use oil (PAG oil) for cooling?

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Smdh, not all vehicles use an orfice tube anymore my guy. You still living in the 90s I guess. You basically need airflow thru the condenser at stops to maintain cold AC.

[@BobbyNewhartFace]

I have the same van. These fans burnout. I have had 4 sets of Chrysler town and country radiator fans from the junkyard. Good looking units too. All of them burn out. Buy a new dorman set.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@kyote1r77]

Temporary Solution, Get the fan wires of one fan and splice them with other for a temp fix till you get another fan.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@kyote1r77]

@@OnlineMechanicTips oh, i get you on that

[@Jordan__Sloan]

Or a fan control module, if equipped with one. I see a worm drive on a brand new radiator hose

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@italianozuzu1232]

My fan workings still have using the same problem

[@raullong8590]

Thank you 🙏 many blessings

[@train-addict4656]

I think the High and low would be on the High side especially the high side. ……..I am a Big Fan Also (:

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@kaje01]

High side will be high if there’s an air flow or condenser efficiency problem

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Yes, pretty much.

[@deeurb916]

I don't know. I I don't know if I'm high this just blows not Cold either

[@emtpres2004]

Not all electric fan setups run both fans at the same time. It’s normal for one fan to constant run and the other kick off and on with a signal from a coolant temp sensor. Now if that second fan isn’t kicking on and off when commanded by the pcm then you have a fan issue. Most the time it’s a filthy condenser bc people never think to clean them. It’s even worse and more common in places that are drier climate with more dust. Always try a condenser clean before replacing fans.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

You have great points. But on this set up, yes, both fans should be on at the same time. If one is not and the power/ground at the connector then its simply the fan. kzbin.infoFbIUXiOHdU8

[@daveray9990]

Some cars one is the AC and one is the cooling fan though they aren’t always both on

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

The Video is about this car/van and thats the case on this one..When I do the trucks I explain this set up that way.

[@BigDmike24]

Clean the condenser and radiator while ya at it.

[@stobbinsboy]

whattya mean?

[@lesteringram7549]

I had the same problem with my wife's town and country limited

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Dang, I hope yall got it fixed

[@zeropointzero]

I daily a 4th gen Caravan, 227000 miles. Fans are noisy AF, but both still work. Haven't touched the AC in 10 years, still pulls down to 38°F. IMHO, best generation Caravan ever built. Fuck the 5th gen, pieces of shit.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

lol, they was not that bad

[@Wkyliving]

Had this exact problem in my 06 town and country. This looks like the same body style

[@born2wrench]

So that would mean your statement is wrong (pressure will not be normal if it isn't cooling proper at idle if one fan isn't working)

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Perhaps, but in this case the high side may rise slightly because only half of it doing its thing. The fan is not even design to come on on some cars until the high side reach a certain pressure (Cars with AC transducer) So depending on when you check the pressure using gauges will it be considered accurate.

[@Dee12327]

One thing they made easy to change on those Malibu’s, had to do spark plugs-wires and a thermostat on my grandmas last winter.. what a pain!

[@trm4life]

On my older car, one fan operates with the radiator thermostat, and the other with the ac... I'm guessing it's only newer cars with these one piece shrouds?

[@fathertime7923]

Exactly

[@mrgjohnson26]

I had the same problem yesterday with a 2011 Hyundai Sonata where the low side pressure was at 85psi at idle and high side at 150psi. When I Rev the engine to 2000rpm, the low side pressure pulls down to around 60psi. My result is a weak Compressor. Condenser fan (which is just one fan) spins just fine.

[@Blu-so8hc]

Shouldn't low side be 40-55 psi for Ambient temp 70-100F with AC compressor turned off ? so when it turns on, psi should go down to about 35?

[@gregy2197]

You didnt see a real hi high side pressure ? and a little bit hi low side ? Thats our first clue about no fan, or not enough fan. We often get them where the fan is running, but too slow (fan old and tired). Also, where we are from, we have to add anther condensor fan in front, run off a relay from the clutch. (115 degrees in the summer) Makes the AC way cooler, keeps your high side prssures way down

[@antoniobarber8650]

I’m dealing with a similar situation but with a mechanical fan. I found at an idle every time you give it gas the compressor kicks on and when you let off the compressor shuts off

[@clayton9136]

Really smart idea to stick your fingers in the path of the blades.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

It should be obvious to you that I know what I'm doing and what could happen

[@clayton9136]

@@OnlineMechanicTips Its evident from your content you know enough to get by. You clearly dont know what could happen.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

@@clayton9136 That didnt make much sense considering they go hand in hand. But its ok my dude. I got this, thanks for your concern.

[@clayton9136]

@@OnlineMechanicTips I cant imagine many things make sense to you. Yeah you got this. Stay poor guy. You know your place.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

@@clayton9136 alright, have a good day.

[@djjonnybong]

To the point and plenty of description. Ya rock bub.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@cristianledesma7482]

Some cars aren’t programmed to have both fans on when these is on one is programmed for when the engine is to hot and one is for the ac

[@deeurb916]

Makes sense now. If my AC fan keeps clicking intermittently what would you do?

[@IJustExploded]

Thanks for the info! I've had this problem with my 2008 Honda Civic for quite some time now. Haven't looked at the fans yet but I will update this comment if you solved my issue!

[@IJustExploded]

Just checked my fans and sure enough one of them wasn't working!

[@Amahyze777]

Did you get it fixed ? What was the issue

[@IJustExploded]

@@Amahyze777 It was a bad fan. I had changed out my condenser and evaporator before I had even realized that one of the fans wasn't working properly. I changed the fan and presto, ice cold air. Would explain why my A/C worked okay on the highway but not residential

[@deeurb916]

Tells you what now. Now I think it about it. It did go out on me when it was really hot and I had drove it all around. And I heard a hissing from my engine when I when I turned off the car I heard a hissing from the engine but I

[@ep2653]

Both of my fans are running and STILL have that problem. 2010 civic

[@MacMadeSeedsAndStems]

Do you have a clutch on your ac compressor? If not that's your problem lol won't even hold a charge

[@ep2653]

@@MacMadeSeedsAndStems Yes. Clutch engages. New compressor, condenser and valve. I'm stumped

[@deeurb916]

Hmmm mine is 2007 Civic. Only one turns on and the other clicks on on and off

[@wpowerwagon]

And the compressor is turning at a faster speed

[@Zabacleaning]

Thanks for the info. You sound like one of the Hodge twins 😂

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Love them dudes. "Do what eva the F, you wanna do"

[@r.p.6098]

Brave checking the fan with your fingers. Maybe you have extra ones laying around?

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Lol, naw, that is def something you should not do.

[@sterlingwitherspoon5709]

What if the fan is good and it has power and ground going to it. Then what??

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

A typical electric motor such as a fan motor that require a power source and a ground and have both but that electric motor still not operating? Simply mean the motor internally open.

[@no-replies]

Is the car hot enough for the high fan to kick in? Also, ac is gonna be colder when revs are higher, like at highway speeds

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

This fan assembly run both fans as needed. Both should be running when either on high speed or low speed

[@Garage-wt5jl]

The fans' job is to pull air through your condenser.... 🎉Learned something new. My fans are NOT on

[@blacksean21]

Check the cooling fan relay I knocked on mine and the fan started back working and ac back cold at idle hope this helps

[@pacificodeluta7507]

one condenser fan is not functioning, need to replace that defective fan

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

They dont sell it like that my friend. kzbin.infoFbIUXiOHdU8

[@holeshot26]

only time my second fan comes on is when the thermostat opens😂

[@ImGerald]

Looks like we almost have the same van, but my fan is separate, and not one whole unit. But mines doing the same thing and both fans are on, and the freon level and pressure is fine

[@smallkancil]

checking/changing the cooling fan's fuse and/or relay may work?

[@najim-fx6626]

Both fans working and full of refrigerant and still not very cold as use to be. Any idea why ?

[@richmccallable]

Hope the customer understands they have to buy the whole assembly

[@timlambert9771]

They both work if the a/c is on max.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

They both should work

[@deeurb916]

Not a Civic well mine doesn't keeps clicking on and off

[@mrau92me]

My 170k mile 2009 Ford Fusion only has one cooling fan, and it comes on when the ac is turned, but the ac is not cooling at idle and barely does while driving 55mph on a 95 degree day. It has a new condenser (the old one had a pinhole leak in it), and I replaced the compressor at the same time and had a shop put the right refrigerant charge in it. It also has a new TXV. Any ideas? Could the cooling fan not be turning fast enough due to a bad control module (that I think has multiple resistors on it for the various speeds called for, depending on engine cooling and ac cooling needs?)

[@cognac8297]

Besides ramming air driving . What if have to push the idle up with the peddle and either the overheating stops or the air gets cold doing that. . Is it compensating for weak compressor or weak radiator . And turns the water pump harder. And or compressor

[@topher8634]

How are pressures normal if fan was not operating? Head pressure would be elevated due to heat not being rejected from condenser.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Normal as in the amount. Based off those pressure reading, one can assume the sys not empty. Meaning that the reason for AC not cooling is not because the AC sys empty. And for the record, on some cars, the fan not even needed until high side pressure reach a certain amount. So the AC may be cold when first started.

[@topher8634]

@@OnlineMechanicTips that's on all cars to maintain head pressure during low ambients. There will be either a fan pressure switch or the pcm is programmed to energize fans when head pressure reaches predetermined amount

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

@@topher8634 To say something apply to ALL cars without even knowing how ALL cars set up simply a risky thing to suspect. Your opinion on the matter simply not true.

[@topher8634]

@@OnlineMechanicTips that's how ac and refrig works. If fan ran all the time during low ambients, head pressure would drop too low and system would start to ice up. Also expansion devices do not work well below 90 degrees condensing temp. That's why the fans cycle during low loads/ambients. It's not an opinion, it's physics.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Dude you all over the place. In this video is a 2008 Dodge Caravan with only 1 fan working. Ya original comment is that how could pressure be normal if fan not working. That was explained in my second comment to you. What part of this exchange is the dis agreement? The car need both fans to operate properly. Are you suggesting that it dont? Or are you suggesting pressure can't be normal if both fans not working?

[@captaincrunch1707]

I still don’t understand how the radiator cooling fan can impact the completely separate system of the ac.

[@sophanithhan9246]

My problem!!! Change everything but still not cold AC not working when car was stop

[@pallana3701]

My fan was unplug mine would only get cold at high speed now it’s hot again and Dan is hooked up

[@numbjuan23]

Dude sounds like the HODGE TWINS😂

[@eugenekillen5919]

When you turn on the AC only one fan will run, that's not good information this guy is putting out

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Smdh, you more than welcome to turn ya camera on and record you a video and put it on your channel explaining your opinions. I promise you I won't care what you say. But over on this channel is where I voice my opinions dude. On this specific car, both fans should run at the same time whether on low speed or high. I got this ok.

[@TheFrenchPug]

The name goes on before the quality goes in 😀

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@Eastern_SA]

What if the AC is not cold at speeds above 60 mph but gets cold when you slow down to 50 mph and less?

[@MrTikibars]

Hard working hands

[@hpwirl1501]

Only 1 fan will run while the AC is on... The other is for when the car gets hot.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Thats not true on this model. True maybe for others tho.

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[@alfredo7615]

I pulled my fuse and reinstalled it. Same fuse. Fan Just started working. Weird.

[@laurahaynes7293]

How much for a mechanic to fix this. My air is not cold once it's very hot out

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Your car have to be diagnosed first. No one can give an estimate on something until he knows whats wrong with it.

[@fordxbgtfalcon]

Cooling fan resistor. I’ve replaced dozens of them.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Only one side of the fan assembly was blowing my friend. The resistor you speak of likely supply voltage to both fan. This problem was simply one fan motor burn out.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

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[@deeurb916]

​@@OnlineMechanicTipsthanks!

[@nairoby399]

🥺 I just replaced the coolant temperature sensor and the connector and my ac still not blowing cold and fans still not working. Why's it? Maybe the fans or relays? Please help 😢 I have a 2015 Chevy traverse. It was cooling fine and it stopped working when i was driving.

[@dustin9035]

And also the new 1234 freon is terrible at idle because it operates at a much higher pressure than 134r.

[@jamram9924]

That’s a Dodge Grand Caravan/Chrysler Town and Country, they were still using R-134a on these vehicles.

[@dustin9035]

@@jamram9924 yeah absolutely. But, the new Freon is not as good as 134. My 02 f150 was much better than my new one

[@ihavecrabs6765]

man I just got a 2002 mustang gt and it only blew hot air no matter the setting it was on so I recharged the ac and it still didn't work. so I looked around the car and there's a compressor bypass pully where the compressor is supposed to be! everything else is there so I just need the compressor lmao

[@houstongoner]

Give the back of that fan a little tap on the back with a wrench that boy will come back on. Fixed.

[@hooks210]

Will a relay replacement do the fix? I have corolla doing same thing but 1 big fan. Not running while I'm idle or park

[@MNDashcam]

Bad advice not entirely accurate oftentimes fans come on at different temperatures

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Who said fans dont come on at different temp? Stay focused and pay attention. I am talking about the vehicle in the video, (are you still following?) Yes, other models may be different on how they do things..smdh..Look you have a channel, why dont you make a video explaining your thoughts on when fans come on, thats what I did.

[@MNDashcam]

@@OnlineMechanicTips this is the internet and people are morons and will apply generic information on one vehicle across all vehicles. Sometimes it's helpful to be very specific because the people that are looking for information like this don't already understand it and they need those extra tips

[@Stank-b8w]

Remember them fan control modules that went bad on Chrysler all the time

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Yea but this one has a fan issue.

[@Stank-b8w]

@@OnlineMechanicTips I got you, I’m just saying I would do those all the time.

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

Yes, that lil small block thingy with 2 5/16 screws holding it on?

[@Stank-b8w]

@@OnlineMechanicTips oh yea, I’m a bad spot on the grand Cherokee

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

@@Stank-b8w very bad spot..lol. whip out your cutting tool to make as access hole tho...lmao..crazy times

[@kevinbogan3631]

Apparently he doesn't know some cars was made that way I'm not as old as him but definitely know some cars the fans are made to do that for reasons

[@headbrown5629]

That has to be a Volkswagen...has the sane problem.. used jumper wire

[@joea6418]

Yo I drive a VW too, could u please elaborate on how u used this wire , thank you kindly

[@sauce8277]

to the point. Perfect.

[@sean7058]

This is the differance between a real mechanic and a parts swaper this guy os a part swaper

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

You prolly should explain it to us, we not sure of the difference.

[@sean7058]

He is going to put a whole new set of fans rather than fix the one that quit its a dc motor find the break in the wire open the can find the problem like brush not contacting or in some they put thermal fuse ive even had to solder the armature wire throughing the whole part out is china style worst case if determined the motor cant be fixed get one from the junk yard that works with busted fan plastic or what ever replacing the whole unit means you learned nothing but how to throw money at it

[@neilkurzman4907]

@@sean7058 And at standard hourly rate what would the cost be for him to disassemble the fan and start poking around and hoping it’s something easy to fix as compared to the cost of just replacing the fan with a new one that is guaranteed. When you’re doing something on your own at home your time is free so you can spend four hours fixing a fan. Which of these days would be about $400 worth of labor for $100 fan.

[@williamking2545]

@@sean7058 you’re talking more labor especially if that junk yard motor does work most of the time the extra the new part cost is equal to or cheaper than the more labor I’ll quote you to go a different route

[@lofiseeker1790]

What if you have the same problem but you just have one big fan and its spinning? Assuming its not the condenser. Could it he a high speed low speed relay?

[@officermeyer]

What about on a 2004 Saturn Ion 2? Im thinking it's the fan itself and it's pulling power from my battery because of it being bad. I mostly use fresh air when running the ac instead of recycled but still it's only cold when I'm running interstate speed. How would I test on my 2004 Saturn Ion please and thank you

[@arcanask]

Damn. Now I gotta check my fans.

[@elliottjames671]

Yup thats what happened to my car 🙂

[@anthonyedmondson2864]

Huge help HUGE

[@williamvaughan1218]

I always check them first with a small hammer. You know what im talking bout. Lol

[@alexrodriguez3914]

That same fan is not working for my 2005 Honda odyssey. Is that the radiator fan or the condenser fan not working?

[@thompsonkipma5447]

Mine is the same right now is that why mi AC is not cold??

[@zechariahjohnson7597]

I’m having this problem with my 02 tundra but I replaced the relay and the whole fan assembly and it’s still doing the same thing

[@chelseafuller8412]

Ok so I need your help! My car was overheating but we figured out that the little square plug in piece on the drivers side closest to the battery/headlights had a short. So we taped it to work all the time and I have to unplug it when the car is off for longer than like 5-10 mins. However, the reason we did not do a toggle switch is because someone said it would affect my A.C. That’s why we are using this method until I can get someone to tell me which of the (3?) sensors is messed up. Anyway, the car tried to overheat the other day so we had to re-tape it a little tighter but now my a.c. Is out completely. It blows but it’s hot air pretty much. Do you think it has something to do with this issue or does it just need some Freon (or whatever it’s called lol)?

[@chelseafuller8412]

I’m gonna go check right now and see about the fans but I have a 2011 Hyundai Sonata. I think there’s only 1 fan but I’m not sure lol 😂

[@chelseafuller8412]

Also it worked great with the taping of the piece until the other day. I think because we have taken it out so many times maybe we moved the tape but it was only a temporary fix anyway. One more thing: I have the new piece but the fan isn’t coming on because of one of the (3?) sensors isn’t telling it to come on. That’s why the piece I am talking about is taped in the first place. It keeps the fan on all the time. That’s why we have to take it out

[@513villain5]

Pretty risky with those fingertips

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

lol, yea I was careful. kzbin.infoFbIUXiOHdU8

[@jessieurgea9899]

I doubt thats the Problem lmfao😂😂😂😂

[@OnlineMechanicTips]

You dought wrong guy. Why do you even dought things that you dont chack? Thats very immature

[@m.r.4609]

Thanks

[@GarzaDiesel]

Why would my a/c blow cold at low blower fan speed but not on high?

[@undergroundnba]

Quick question does the fan only run when idle ? I have a chrysler 300 and man fan doesnt run when ifle

[@MSGxBlueForce]

Literally helping my boy fix his 300 A/C right now. When you’re at idle the fans don’t spin because they activate when temps get high and the car gets an alert like “hey !! Cool me down cause I’m starting to get hot”. So no, they ain’t supposed to run. HOWEVER, if they don’t cut on when you turn the AC then you have a problem pa

[@dreydelrosario4911]

This is the issue on my ford flex sel