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Pressure causing leak on radiator overflow

posted by  850 Tacoma on  Tue Sep 22 16:46 CST 2009
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Great suggestion, the fan may not be running. Is there any way to test the fan or force it on? I just went out with a warm engine and let it idle for 5 minutes, usually I have the fan on but I don't hear it. I hit the little fuses with dielectric grease up in front of the fan. I wonder if the motors gone. Wouldn't that throw a code? I currently have no codes. I wonder if I screwed something up when I put the new radiator in. I just checked the plug that sets on top of the fan and four little fuse deals on the top of the radiator trim piece. Are there any other connections? Man this could be some good news.

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