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Which part is responsible for turning the radiator fan on and off?
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Dusterdude
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I'm sure there is a thermostatic switch in the system somewhere and there are one or two relays as well
What year and model Spyder has the problem?
Claudio
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Spyder RT 2011
DickB
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From the Service Manual:
As was stated, the sensor is connected to the ECM and the ECM operates the fan relay.
In case you wonder: the temperature sensor turns the fans on at 101 Celsius and off at 97 Celsius. The thermostat (which has nothing to do with the fans running or not, located in the water pump) opens at 80 Celsius and is fully open at 94 Celsius, meaning the (lower) hose that goes to the radiators gets hot when the motor reaches 80 Celsius.
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