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Question edited for clarity and the correct name of the maker which is written on the rear of the trunk! :>D
Question moved from Heating and Cooling to the correct Vehicle category of Mitsubishi Eclipse.
I believe, It is the time to do servicing on your cooling system/radiator together with your air condition. Your radiator and air condition condenser are so close making an impact one another. So while your air condioning running on high, its condeser will impact the radiator making your car hot.
Also need to check radiator and condenser fans for malfunction.
Does the air blows through the dash board vents. Does the selector is functional, that means you can force the air stream through wind shield, or vents or down to the legs. If these things are OKthen check CONTROL PANEL.
Remove the trim plate surrounding the center instrument panel. Detach the electrical connectors and remove the control panel.
Check if your fuse is blown! If not have the wires tested that run into your fan if there ok and show power then your fan needs replaced! Please give me a thumbs up if this helped! Thanks
Check the fan itself for free turning--if it grinds or is hard to turn, replace the fan motor. The engine heat sensor reports temperature to the computer which turns on the relay and it turns on the fan motor. If you have A/C, turn it on--that should force the fan on all the time the car is running. If that works, then replace the sensor. If you don't have A/C, take a chance on the sensor--it's not too expensive. Wrap the threads with several turns of teflon tape when installing and don't over-tighten.
There is an electric motor that turns heater core on and off. It's located under the dash to the left of the glove box. Some disassembly required. The part will cost about $120 to $180. part number is #MR958603.
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