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04 G35 Coupe; Fans won't stop after tem seams normal?
Hi Guys hopefully one of you can help me!
my 04 G35 has been park for several months and recently began to drive it again... tho after a week my car star over heating... so i start with the cheap fix before i over acted, i change the radiator, T-sta, bleed the air out of the cooling system and i also changed my driver belts, the over heating when away but the cooling fans don't stop running after engine hits the normal temperature so basically my fans ran at their highest but the temperature is at normal gauge ? please help! |
Originally Posted by IVAN S.
(Post 6793211)
Hi Guys hopefully one of you can help me!
my 04 G35 has been park for several months and recently began to drive it again... tho after a week my car star over heating... so i start with the cheap fix before i over acted, i change the radiator, T-sta, bleed the air out of the cooling system and i also changed my driver belts, the over heating when away but the cooling fans don't stop running after engine hits the normal temperature so basically my fans ran at their highest but the temperature is at normal gauge ? please help! |
both fans spin and the temperature reading on the dash is right below the middle which i think is normal!
i just don't understand if the temp is normal the fans go off and they are pretty loud as of my AC was on! |
Originally Posted by IVAN S.
(Post 6793245)
both fans spin and the temperature reading on the dash is right below the middle which i think is normal!
i just don't understand if the temp is normal the fans go off and they are pretty loud as of my AC was on! |
Originally Posted by bythabay
(Post 6793299)
The cluster gauge is not accurate. You need to get the actual sensor reading by hooking up the scan tool. Perhaps the coolant temp sensor is bad. There is a separate one for what you see on the gauge cluster (at least from what I recall).
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Originally Posted by IVAN S.
(Post 6793332)
did you know the location of the coolant sensor?
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Originally Posted by bythabay
(Post 6793336)
I think it is installed into a metal cooling pipe at the back of the motor near the firewall, but check the FSM to be sure. Just hook up a scan tool and check the output to see what it is reading.
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