2001 Toyota Camry Radiator Fan Not Working

Relays and fuses are good as well.

2001 toyota camry radiator fan not working.

Check that the cooling fan stops. Sensor and tested the thermoswitch cooling fan switch mounted near bottom of radiator and they are both good. My radiator cooling fan is not working but the only problem is knowing if i have a bad motor or is it just the reley switch that i need to replace. The problem used to be confined to going up hills but now it s happening in level ground help.

It is possible that a wire has worn out due to heat and needs replacement. I have a 2001 camry and the fan speed switch has stopped working in the two slowest speed settings. Guruz35c1 answered 2 years ago i m having similar problems with my camry 2001 model. Open your hood locate the radiator its on the left hand side at the bottom of the radiator its pupose is to close the circuit when the coolant.

A failed sensor can cause the fan to run excessively or not run when cooling is needed. Connect the terminals on the ect switch no. The engine just overheats. The fan will only answered by a verified toyota mechanic we use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our website.

Disconnect the ect switch no. If not check the cooling fan relay and ect switches and check for disconnected connectors or wire breaks between the cooling fan relay and ect switches. Where is the radiator fan switch on a 2001 camry. If the fan is not working even when the car is heating up there might be a problem with the wiring.

1994 toyota camry 4 cylinder 5sfe engine. You need to inspect all the wiring leading into and out from the radiator fan. This sensor switches the cooling fan off and on as needed.