Where can we locate the sensors for the radiator fan . The fan isn't working so he has it bypassed thru the batterie. Is it ok. To drive the car until it's fixed

Asked by Swansonswedesj Aug 08, 2014 at 12:22 PM about the 1998 Lincoln Town Car Cartier

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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FordNut answered 10 years ago

the Cylinder Head Temperature (CHT) sensor provides the signal used by the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) for functions such as activating the electric cooling fans. ..this will go full screen

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Ladarrel answered 9 years ago

where is the sensor located on a Lincoln Town Car 98

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Elshehawi answered 7 years ago

Where intake air temperature sensor Lincoln town car 2011

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Guru9M7V1 answered 7 years ago

to test the fan disconnect it from the fan control module. (two pin plug). Connect #10 wires from the disconnect fan plug straight to the battery. If the fan runs you have an issue with the module or perhaps the PCM

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GuruWCZWH answered 6 years ago

1999 Lincoln Town car. Brought new radiator fan and it still doesn't work

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Helen answered 6 years ago

Where exactly is the Module located on a 98 lincoln town car

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