Automobile cooling fan problem.

COOLANT LEVEL LOW---Check In Radiator, not in jug.

you hit all the suspects that I would go after is there a relay in there some where you missed,coolant sensor, fan relay not a/c fan relay

check thermostat, and cooling fans for operation, also if it heats up over extended driving times radiator could need rodded out or replaced

Check the fan relay. The fans will only come on at a certain engine temp.

I have same problem, took to the dealer they checked fans, sensors and relays all working they said I needed a IPC. Instrument Panel Cluster which is all the gauges, they wanted 450. to repair. Junk yard sells for 55. Hope this helps

either your system needs freon in it or your radiator could be low on water or antifreeze try looking at radiator first this would be cheaper on you hope this is your problem.qan hope this helped you.

Hey I had the same problem with my 95 olds cutlass supreme. First i checked that the fans were receiving power by testing the voltage. Then I noticed that they were recieving voltage just not coming on. When the engine temp got pretty high, they finally came on, another words the gauge could be broken or the engine just does not tell the fans to come on until it has reached a high temp. So i started the vechicle, left it in park and gave it gas until the temp guage read very high, it reached like 230 to 250 then the fans came on. Try getting the temp up there and then see if the fans come on an dlet me know at [email protected]

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Spend $12.00 on a new radiator cap. The Olds has a pressurized water system. If there is an air leak it will not cool properly. Be sure your radiator is filled and no water leaks exist such as leaky freeze plug or water hoses. Is the fan belt good and snug? You could also have a sticky thermostat. Both the cap and thermostat are low cost items that you can do yourself as a first step in eliminating the problem.

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Should be a fuse panel under the hood, passenger side near the coolant tank and radiator inlet. In that panel should be 2 large square fuses. These are fuse/relay combo deals. Switching these out should fix you right up. Mine had the same problem about a month ago and I had to replace them then.