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July 10th 05, 01:45 AM
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1989 Doge Omni
When the temperature gets up to where the electric fan kicks in you get a
clicking sound that sounds like it is coming from the relay switch and after a few minutes the car starts sputtering and dies. I have put a new relay switch in and also a new temperature sending unit but that has not helped. The car does not have air conditioning. 
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