Show me the location of cooling fan relay for Toyota Camry V6 eng YR2000,Auto Transmission

In the fuse box

doesn't really matter
just use a bucket and mix 1/2 and 1/2 in the bucket then pour that into the radiator. It is supposed to be mixed first anyway.

Coolant temp sensor needs to be tested as well as the fan motor itself. Requires a dvom.

Check the EFI main relay base in the relay block forward on the left fender well. On Camrys sometimes the base for this relay becomes faulty and gives intermittent connection. See here p279

http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/eg2.pdf

Look at be.pdf and eg1.pdf here

http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/

and you will see which one it is. It is called relay F in Junction Block 2, in the document be.pdf, and the actual circuit diafram is in eg1.pdf. The location is under the hood, in front of the suspension strut tower.

What makes you think your fan is to slow? And are we talking the cooling fan in the engine compartment or the comfort fan in passenger compartment?

The fan in the passenger compartment is usually a reostat type fan that is controlled by a switch.

Could be a relay problem but I doubt it since both fans come on with the AC. I would check the thermal switch. When the engine gets warm enough the switch should turn on and turn on the fan. Your best bet is to get a service manual from an auto parts store. It will show you both where the relays are and where the thermal switch is located.

To test the switch you will need to remove it and an ohm meter. Heat the thermal switch in a pan of water and measure the resistance. It should be very high when the water is cool and very low when near boiling.

Best of luck, Jim

Hello.

You have an unfortunatly very common problem.
You have a sticking cooling fan relay.

We see this quite often in our service department.

Here is what you need to do:
With the key off, engine off, and the the cooing fan running, open the fuse/relay box, under the hood, on the driver side of the engine compartment.

Locate the 3 cooling fan relays, as marked under the lid. If you do not have a lid, simply remove relays until the cooling fan stops.

Take this relay to a Toyota dealership parts dept, and have them sell you a replacement.
You cannot 'fix' the problem with the relay, the relay needs to be replaced.

Thanks for using FixYa for advice.

1993 toyota camry Here's this link that can help you solve your problem. Al the best, friend.

It is located above the glove box. It is the second relay from the left. If you pick up the chilton manual at your local auto parts store you will see the location and have the testing procedures for it.