I have a 1991 Accord 2dr EX w/ 2.2 motor. For the past few days when I come
out to start my car the battery is dead. I couldn't figure out what was
causing the battery to die because the battery is fairly new. Last night I
was sitting in the car after it was shut off and I heard the fan kick in. It
ran constantly for 30mins while I was still sitting in it with the key out of
the ignition. I came back out @ an hour later and it was still runing. I
was at work today for over 4 hours with out the car being started and a co
worker came and told me that the fan was running on my car. When I went out
to check it and it wasn't running. I tried to start the car and it was dead.
The fan kept running til the battery was dead. Has anyone had this problem
before or know how to fix it?? For now I have to pull off the neg. terminal
when I park so that I can start the car when I come back.

--
Message posted via CarKB.com
http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...-cars/200611/1

 

I didn't see the other post on this issue. Sorry. I do have AC but it hasn't
worked in 2 years. Does anyone know where this "switch" is??

--
Message posted via CarKB.com
http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...-cars/200611/1

 

I didn't see the other post on this issue. Sorry. I do have AC but it hasn't
worked in 2 years. Does anyone know where this "switch" is??

--
Message posted via CarKB.com
http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...-cars/200611/1

 

I didn't see the other post on this issue. Sorry. I do have AC but it hasn't
worked in 2 years. Does anyone know where this "switch" is??

--
Message posted via CarKB.com
http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...-cars/200611/1

 

I didn't see the other post on this issue. Sorry. I do have AC but it hasn't
worked in 2 years. Does anyone know where this "switch" is??

--
Message posted via CarKB.com
http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...-cars/200611/1

 

"spoilaz1" <u9920@uwe> wrote in message news:6941cca39e256@uwe...
>I have a 1991 Accord 2dr EX w/ 2.2 motor.
> ... ran constantly for 30mins

There's a temperature switch screwed into (most likely) the bottom of the
radiator that enables the rad fan relay. There's two possibities:

1. The relay contacts have arced together; or
2. The temperature switch (which is a bimetal strip inside) has jammed shut.
Happened to me last year, and after I put in a new one, giving the old
temperature switch a jolt caused it to unstick.

Locate the temperature switch and the relay. Give them both a GENTLE whack
to see if they unstick. If not, replace with parts from a wrecker.

SD

 

"spoilaz1" <u9920@uwe> wrote in message news:6941cca39e256@uwe...
>I have a 1991 Accord 2dr EX w/ 2.2 motor.
> ... ran constantly for 30mins

There's a temperature switch screwed into (most likely) the bottom of the
radiator that enables the rad fan relay. There's two possibities:

1. The relay contacts have arced together; or
2. The temperature switch (which is a bimetal strip inside) has jammed shut.
Happened to me last year, and after I put in a new one, giving the old
temperature switch a jolt caused it to unstick.

Locate the temperature switch and the relay. Give them both a GENTLE whack
to see if they unstick. If not, replace with parts from a wrecker.

SD

 

"spoilaz1" <u9920@uwe> wrote in message news:6941cca39e256@uwe...
>I have a 1991 Accord 2dr EX w/ 2.2 motor.
> ... ran constantly for 30mins

There's a temperature switch screwed into (most likely) the bottom of the
radiator that enables the rad fan relay. There's two possibities:

1. The relay contacts have arced together; or
2. The temperature switch (which is a bimetal strip inside) has jammed shut.
Happened to me last year, and after I put in a new one, giving the old
temperature switch a jolt caused it to unstick.

Locate the temperature switch and the relay. Give them both a GENTLE whack
to see if they unstick. If not, replace with parts from a wrecker.

SD

 

"spoilaz1" <u9920@uwe> wrote in message news:6941cca39e256@uwe...
>I have a 1991 Accord 2dr EX w/ 2.2 motor.
> ... ran constantly for 30mins

There's a temperature switch screwed into (most likely) the bottom of the
radiator that enables the rad fan relay. There's two possibities:

1. The relay contacts have arced together; or
2. The temperature switch (which is a bimetal strip inside) has jammed shut.
Happened to me last year, and after I put in a new one, giving the old
temperature switch a jolt caused it to unstick.

Locate the temperature switch and the relay. Give them both a GENTLE whack
to see if they unstick. If not, replace with parts from a wrecker.

SD