Electrical fan on and off switch?

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Asked by Thorin Feb 08, 2017 at 08:54 AM about the 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I keep getting a misfire when my coolant gets to
210. I was wonder if it would be possible to wire
the electrical fan to a switch to keep cool enough
so it doesn't misfire?

4 Answers

103,425

Check that your thermostat and engine coolant temperature sensor are working or replace them. You might have another issue causing a misfire, try checking for trouble codes.

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I got a flashing check engine light today for about 5 seconds and then the light just went out and hasn't come back on. What is the failure rate on the fan relay because since I have owned it I've never seen it turn on

625

Do the coils start going bad at a certain milage because I read they can start to go bad and cause the flashing check engine light because the unburned fuel is going into the catalytic converter.

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103,425

Take the car to any auto parts store, they'll read the codes for you for free. Or you can buy your own scan tool, the basic ones aren't expensive.

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