2006 ford crown Victoria cooling fan issue

Asked by Eric Jul 23, 2016 at 10:53 PM about the 2006 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have 06 crown Victoria PI, cooling fan is not turning on
when ac is on or when motor starts to heat up. I've tried a
new relay in under hood fuse box(102 I believe). I've tried
a new cooling fan module and that didn't work so I went
with a new a fan and module and still no luck. When I
tested new module and fan I only had it plugged in and
turned AC on and it didn't work, don't know if there's
another way I should be testing if it works or not. My last
guess is PCM but I was wondering if someone else has
figured out a cheaper fix.

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Auto_Centric answered 8 years ago

Begin by scanning the EECV (for any DTC codes) Next, the only control it has to the cooling fan is ground signal from the ETC circuit. Look online this is a simple circuit Check it with multimeter begin reading at the control module. P071 cars always get abused check all connectors, harness. etc

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Eric answered 8 years ago

When you say EECV do you mean PCM? When I tested for power to the connectors leading to module they both have power and ground then when I plug in module and retest on other side of module it has no ground.

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Marcos answered 7 years ago

2007 crown vic new cooling fan with new module, new relays, fan still won't turn on..

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Kylehooo answered 7 years ago

Checked the diagnostic trouble codes and I had no codes (no failures). So that eliminates that providing any answer. I've tried just about everything expect pcm replacement, it's all I can think of.. I want to simulate a signal to the dorman cooling fan module on the tiny signal wire, but I have no idea if that will work. I assume it's a 1-5v signal...

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