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hihg guys im new.as the title atates my climate control fan only works on high.any help with this would be great.
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| familyhack |
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can anyone help??
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| FairmontXR6 |
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If this is an EL, that is normal.
More details about car please. 
_________________ 1993 Ford Fairmont EB II 5.0L V8 Wagon |
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| FairmontXR6 |
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If they only come on high with climate control off, then u need to replace relays in front of the air box, 3 for EL and 4 for EF - only 1 or 2 will be faulty thou... like i said more details please
If the above is the case, then ur car is overheating to at least 104.5 deg celcius
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| familyhack |
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its an eb fairmont wagon,i am sorry i wasnt sure if the model would make a difference.the head has been done and it has a new water pump.as silly as it seems it only happened after installing a new electric aerial,which btw doesnt work either
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| familyhack |
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if the car was running that hot the gauge would show that wouldnt it.
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| familyhack |
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i should have explained sorry that it is the case on air and fresh.so yeah it is all the time,but the car only sits just above cold at all times.
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| familyhack |
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please fellas any ideas.
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| philaddis |
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Guys, read the original post.... He is talking about the Climate Control fan..... You know.... airconditioning!!!
It is most likely that you have a dodgy fan speed controller..... and it will have nothing to do with the engine temperature of your motor. Can be replaced easily...... just need to get access to the front of the HVAC airbox which is behind the glove box! Should be able to get one nice and cheap from a wrecker too!!
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| familyhack |
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thank you mate,i was starting to panick.yeah i meant the air fan not the thermo.so do i need to pull the glove box out its self to access that?
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| FairmontXR6 |
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WOOPS
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| BenJ |
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familyhack wrote: thank you mate,i was starting to panick.yeah i meant the air fan not the thermo.so do i need to pull the glove box out its self to access that?
OK, considering that this would appear to be your first go at anything like this, go and buy a Gregory's manual. This will become one of the most important tools in maintaining, repairing and modifying your car. It will describe how and where and what order to do things. BenJ
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| snap0964 |
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familyhack wrote: its an eb fairmont wagon,i am sorry i wasnt sure if the model would make a difference.the head has been done and it has a new water pump.as silly as it seems it only happened after installing a new electric aerial,which btw doesnt work either Check you haven't blown a fuse or two.
If you need another fan speed controller, make sure it's the right one: http://www.fordmods.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=65287
_________________ 96 XH Longreach 'S': LPG, Alarm, 3.23:1 LSD, Cruise, Trip Comp, ABS, Power Windows, Mid Series Dome Lt, Climate Ctrl |
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| V8 Ghia Mike |
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I had this problem in my EF Ghia. It was a faulty climate control module in the dash.
Swapped it out with one from the wreckers, no problem! Mike, Oz
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| Nigel |
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As a final note : There are several revisions of the Fan Speed controller, and they arent compatible. When you go to your wrecker make sure you have your current one in mind (photo?) and match the part number if you can (93daxxx, 91daxxx, 89daxx..) OR... match the connectors. They also changed.
You should be right with a unit from a pre 7/92 (and maybe later) EB fairmont, ghia or fairlane one. Removing them is 3 screws, possibly 4. Take your time - it does get around some of the vacuum stuff under the dash and you dont want an air leak in their. Nigel |
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