springwater
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My radiator fan is always on.
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MurderedSport
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A little more info would help
springwater
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This is the rare an elusive radiator fan that some Explorers came with, I assume.
Where does it plug in, and where does that plug go?
Does it go directly to the PCM or a a device on the radiator?
Where does it plug in, and where does that plug go?
Does it go directly to the PCM or a a device on the radiator?
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