1993 Honda Civic Intermint cooling fan
 

My 1993 Civic is overheating while stopped. Cools fine when on the
highway. I have replaced the radiator, thermostat, radiator fan motor,
temperture sending unit. My question, is there another sensor tha
controls the radiator fan?

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Re: 1993 Honda Civic Intermint cooling fan
 

GOATMAN wrote:
> My 1993 Civic is overheating while stopped. Cools fine when on the
> highway. I have replaced the radiator, thermostat, radiator fan motor,
> temperture sending unit. My question, is there another sensor tha
> controls the radiator fan?
>
yes, there's a thermoswitch on the back of the block. it's hard to get
at from on top - best go from underneath near the oil filter.

next time, it's cheaper test the circuit before replacing stuff.

Re: 1993 Honda Civic Intermint cooling fan
 

GOATMAN wrote:
> My 1993 Civic is overheating while stopped. Cools fine when on the
> highway. I have replaced the radiator, thermostat, radiator fan motor,
> temperture sending unit. My question, is there another sensor tha
> controls the radiator fan?
>
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Your owner's manual says you have to fill the reservoir to the MAX mark
any time you've had the cooling system worked on. Do that, and then do
it again a few days later. Your system may purge the air by itself but
it can't purge anything if there's no coolant in the reservoir.

'Curly'

Re: 1993 Honda Civic Intermint cooling fan
 

GOATMAN <none@000.com> wrote in news:979433_
8d40265b1d484484fbec57e611bb7719@autoboardz.com:

> My 1993 Civic is overheating while stopped. Cools fine when on the
> highway. I have replaced the radiator, thermostat, radiator fan motor,
> temperture sending unit. My question, is there another sensor tha
> controls the radiator fan?
>


When the engine begins to overheat (gauge rises past normal), is the rad
fan running? Next time it happens, quickly pop the hood and check.

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