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I parked my car near my front door and kept hearing the fan kick on. I opened the hood, and it is just the driver side fan. Kicks on sometimes for only one second, other times for up to 5 seconds or so. I unplugged the fan switch, figuring I would have to replace it. I was working in the garage, and it kicked on a couple more times! Would this be a relay problem? Good news is that I probably don't have to drain the radiator and replace the fan switch now!
1993 Wimbledon Green M030 Coupe! D1R Stage 3 Super Charger; Short Shift Kit; AC Tensioner; Splitter; Mesh Grille; Exhaust Shield; Caster, Tower, & Firewall Braces
1993 Wimbledon Green/Cashmere Coupe; D1R Short Shift Kit; leather dash; new paint; 52k miles
1987 Guards Red 928 S4; sport wheel; limited slip; heated seats
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yes, tap on the relay, wiggle it, or remove and re-seat for starters.
- Darryl
1992 Slate Gray Coupe over Carrera Gray Full Leather interior....1 of 1
2006 Cayenne S Icelandic Silver Titanium Edition
2006 Cayman S Seal Gray over Black
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It was the relay. I pulled the one out of my '94 and that fixed the '92. Sure is nice to have a parts car!
1993 Wimbledon Green M030 Coupe! D1R Stage 3 Super Charger; Short Shift Kit; AC Tensioner; Splitter; Mesh Grille; Exhaust Shield; Caster, Tower, & Firewall Braces
1993 Wimbledon Green/Cashmere Coupe; D1R Short Shift Kit; leather dash; new paint; 52k miles
1987 Guards Red 928 S4; sport wheel; limited slip; heated seats
