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I’ve replaced:
All four temp sensors/switches
Thermostat
Water pump
Radiator
Tried a new relay, didn’t resolve the problem so I put the old one backThe issue: idle speed and high traffic temp raises too high, cooling fan does not turn on when it should – will turn on but only when the gauge indicates up near the red (about 95% toward the red)
Any guesses? 🙂
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guessing wts you replaced is not geniune .
you can check here for answers
http://www.ericthecarguy.com/faq/what-to-do-when-your-engine-overheatsUntil you can fix the actual problem, when it starts to overheat you might try hitting the A/C switch. This might turn on the cooling fans even though the AC compressor may not run when it is cold out. At least it will help cool things a little. My room mate does that on her Grand Am (though it has very serious cooling issues which we need to mess with.)
Just when the engine is idling and hood up, hit the AC switch and see if the fans come on.
This is not a solid solution may buy you a little time.
I have been able to buy time by running the a/c but I’d like to get this issue resolved as I’d like to sell the car soon.
About the parts: the switches & sensors were not Honda parts, but reputable brands.
The only thing that makes sense is maybe the temp switch I replaced went bad somehowSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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