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Old 06-24-2007, 12:40 PM
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Fan acts like it's on Steriods after WP replacement

I need some mechanical advice.....
Some more odds and end but after having my water pump replaced by the stealership, from a cold start only, till it reaches temp levels, the cooling fan is on STERIODS. I initially head a low volume high pitch noise that went away after the coolant came to temp.

So today, I flip the hood, start the ignition, and holy beejezzuss, the fan is going super fast and I'm not sure if it's the clutch or what, but you can hear the high pitch noise and super rpm fan noise as well with the hood up.

It is just a bad resistor ? Doesn't help that my SES light is on as well....

However, once coolant gets to temp, everything all dies down !
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