P1000 Fan relay

[CaryAlder]

p1K is overheating and fan won't kick on, fuses are good, which relay is for the fan? Radiator has been rinsed off also so no mud caked on it

 

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[Neohio]

Isn't the relay cover marked with relay locations?
check your fan connection. I will check my manual and see what I can find.

 

[CaryAlder]

Isn't the relay cover marked with relay locations?
check your fan connection. I will check my manual and see what I can find.

Nothing on mine the cover is blank

 

[Neohio]

Good news, If your engine starts and runs, the relay is fine. The relay controls the fan and fuel pump.
Check your 15a fuse.

 

[CaryAlder]

Good news, If your engine starts and runs, the relay is fine. The relay controls the fan and fuel pump.
Check your 15a fuse.

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Thank you! Doesn't look blown at all, gonna put another in and check the connection

 

[Hondasxs]

Need to locate the thermal temp sensor, ground wires. I think that is what controls the fan.
Sorry. I don't currently know where they are. But this has been reported as a similar issue before.

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[Neohio]

 

[Bigdaddy55]

p1K is overheating and fan won't kick on, fuses are good, which relay is for the fan? Radiator has been rinsed off also so no mud caked on it

I have a P700 with the same problem. Good Fuse no fan.. I have a repair manual ordered . I would really like to know all the components in the circuit so I could go ahead and troubleshoot it.

 

[DonnieBogard]

Where is the fuel pump fan relay located at.

 

[DonnieBogard]

My 1000 done the same thing overheated fan stopped working and then it wouldn't start. Let it sit for a few minutes then started up but fan still did not work for quite a while

 

[Neohio]

Check the connection at your fan. Fan relay also controls fuel pump, if it starts, the fan will have signal.

 

[HondaTech]

Check my last post in the thread about another member finding his fan unplugged.

Hondas has found a PCM issue with the fan not being activated before the unit overheats and the temp light comes on.