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September 9th 06, 11:25 PM
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1990 cooling fan relay (?)
1990 Mustang LX 2.3L/4 cylinder/5 speed/104,000+ miles
The cooling fan will not work. I replaced the cooling fan. The new cooling fan works when hooked directly to a battery. But does not work when installed. Replaced the temperature sensor switch. Fan still does not work. The last option I can think of is the cooling fan relay switch. Despite the not-so-helpful Chilton diagrams, I cannot find the cooling fan relay under the hood. I'm not sure I even want to find it!. I'm thinking of wiring a switch from the dash to the fan with a fuse to prevent fire. Sounds easier. Your suggestions and comments are appreciated, DanBerger 
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