cooling fan and engine temperature
injust replaced the cooling fan on 2010 ford escape but the
engine temperature doesnt show on the gauge and the
coolong fan doesn't stop
Sounds like the coolant temperature sensor is unplugged or bad. When the coolant temperature sensor is not sending a signal to the computer the computer defaults to an overheating condition to prevent engine damage. The cooling fans come on at high speed and the air conditioning is disabled. Since the temperature gauge on the dash is not working too that points directly to the coolant temperature sensor being disconnected or bad. Hope that helps! Jim
injust replaced the cooling fan on 2010 ford escape but the engine temperature doesnt show on the gauge and the coolong fan doesn't stop
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