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Old 06-13-2008, 05:40 PM
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I would really be surprised if the switch on the radiator was your problem. I assume you have checked the fuses?
FYI: Your car has 2 relays on the drop down fuse panel - one for each fan.
Check for a bad wire connection first at that radiator switch. The follow McDoo's suggestion to connect the two wires. The use a ground wire and try grounding both of them via the new ground. I you feel you must replace the radiator switch, look for one that activates at a lower temperature.
The specs are 182-189 DEG. F...
Email me if you need further info.
BTW: the socket to remove the switch must be a thin wall design and you will still probably need to trim the cowling around the switch to get at it...
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