Cooling Fan/Computer Issue

Asked by MrsP1983 May 16, 2016 at 02:12 PM about the 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT1

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

All relays are good, Thermostat good, both temp sensors are good, checked
all the fuses, they're good. Out-looped the motor, that kicked on just fine.
Literally everything is in working order but the damned low temp fan will not
kick on. Reaches a 220 temp before the high temp fan does its business.
Computer?? If so, HOW is this fixed?!?! How much does it cost?! AAAHHH!!!

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Dorian answered 8 years ago

I think this is normal for the Grand Prix. My 2006 did the same thing. It gets plenty of airflow when moving to cool the radiator, but when idling, it gets to 220 before the fan kicks on. My solution was to turn on the A/C when idling to force the fan to come on.

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Ricky answered 5 years ago

Dorian When it got to 220, did both fans kick in or just the passenger side?

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GuruRMM2Z answered 4 years ago

I just saw a video , that this type of vehicles uses 4 different kinds of thermostats options and the guy said to install the one that opens at 180 degrees, and this will solve this issue the temp won’t pass not even half way on the temp gage car will always stay cool

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