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unable to set the temperature
To measure heat temperature. (thermo- meaning heat; -meter meaning measure)
Tropo- comes from the Greek tropos which means "turning."Meso- comes from the Greek mesos which means "middle."Thermo- comes from the Greek thermos which means "hot."Exo- comes from the Greek exō which means "outside."
The 1990 Honda Accord thermo fan relay switches can be found in the fuse box. The Thermo fan relay switch is will be at the bottom of the third column.
This is caused by one of two things, if the fan is controlled by the thermo switch even when the car is off, then either the thermo switch or the relay is stuck on. If the fan never runs when the car is off, then it's a stuck or shorted relay.
In the relay box under the hood.
Replace the thermo sensor...
i am currently having a over heating problem with my vw golf mk1 - my new thermo switch is not getting the fan to come on ( works when i short it at the switch connector) - probly a radiator block usually when a thermo switch is not functioning - i will not allow the fan to kick in it either works or it dosent
easiest way. remove thermo fan. should be two bolts holding fan and a electrical plug. remove the plastic guard around power steering pump. you will need a 10mm socket and ratchet to undo the nut on the thermostat housing. use a long series rachet and turn tensioner. remove belt. easiest way to install belt is to invert the belt so writing is facing inwards. start at the tensioner and work around crank anti clockwise. putting on alternator and power steering last. reinstall thermo fan and plug in thermo fan plug. note: the thermo fan is usually a snug fit to get out. have to slide it past the auto cooler fittings and top radiator hose fitting. note: the thermo fan sits in two plastic holders on the radiator. make sure the thermo fan sits in properly, otherwise you will end up having big problems. seen it done. reinstall the plastic guard around power steering pump. should take about five minutes to do. done about a hundred of them.
On the gooseneck where the upper radiator hose attaches to the engine.
hi,remove the wires from the thermo switch that tells the fan when to work and bridge them together,fan shoul work with ign on,if not faulty.
if youre facing the car, then the thermo is on the right hand/passanger side of the radiator, about half way up. The same wire runs to the thermo, then follows onto the fan.
A thermoswitch is the device by the radiator, that switches on the fan as soon as the engine/ radiator reaches a set temperature
Hi, I have had the same problem with my '98 Passat. The cause is probably a failure in the thermo-fan coil or circuit. When the thermo-fan is broken, the air conditioning will be overloaded due to the lack of airflow and will cut out. I have found that if the air conditioning system has been recently re-gassed, it will work during highway driving, but not during low speed driving while there is no airflow. I'd suggest fixing the thermo-fan first, then re-gassing the air con, see how you go from there! Good luck
it depends upon the application; a more advanced model may have a thermo-switch.