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electric cooling fan seized 900

posted by  j.pelchat on  Tue Oct 26 15:31 CST 2021
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Just for the record:

Started hearing some weird noises while standing at a light, like a squeaky fan pully or something. I thought it was another car's AC compressor. The next day, I smelled electric overheating or melted plastic. Luckily I was almost home. Under the hood I noticed smoke from around the radiator. I remembered the noise and realized the fan motor had seized and when asked to run, it smoked instead.

Had a replacement in the parts department. Easy in and out

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89 240 wagon, 94 940, 300K, 94 940, 141K






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