Quote:
Originally Posted by FPB111
If the car is getting hot in traffic one of your fans might have a blown ballast resister. Make sure that both run on low and high speed.
Also look in the radiator inlets to make sure that someone didn't leave a shop rag in there.
|
The dealer told me that during the 30K service, they checked the operation of the radiator fans using the computer to turn them on and off. They checked out OK. BUT they discovered a mechanical reason the fan was not turning on. The part cost $150 and the total price to install would be around $550. This includes removal of the front bumper to access the fans. During the 30K service, they noted that my low tone horn was not working. Replacement requires removal of the front bumper. So I will have the horn replaced when they go in to fix the fans. Part is ordered and replacement will take place this week?