Mr.Toombs and TCCoA you are awesome! I couldnt have done this without you (not this quickly anyway!)
If your fan is not turning on at the correct time and you are on a budget then this is your answer! This job will take you 5-10 minutes and $0-$5 worth of material depending on what you've got (im an electrical engineer I have lots of electrical stuff)
on my 1995 tbird I opened the little cable way on top of the passenger side and found the Green/Purple wire. Cut that wire and take the side that leads to the front of the car [(the CCRM) black box that controls the electric fan, located directly in between air box and passenger side headlight] and then hook it to ground. Tape the other side of the Green/Purple wire just for good measure. Hide all the wires and Voila!
Now your fan will always run at high speed! Thats It! Change your thermostat next and you should be good.
Below you can see Mr. Toombs thinks it's a neon green wire on a 94 but I am skeptical. I think Green/Purple should be it.
If you need help on tbirds ASAP y'all can call me.
954-980-5758 Ryan
and I will be happy to help you as much as I can. I know wiring and lots of basic tbird stuff! Free tbird tech support line! hey sounds like a good deal!
Now my car runs on the N of NORM!!!!! yes! soon I'll get my 160degree t stat and ill be in business!
Keywords to help searchers: Engine overheating Bypass CCRM Broken CCRM Temperature Switch Fan Electric Wiring Diagram Pinout
If your fan is not turning on at the correct time and you are on a budget then this is your answer! This job will take you 5-10 minutes and $0-$5 worth of material depending on what you've got (im an electrical engineer I have lots of electrical stuff)
on my 1995 tbird I opened the little cable way on top of the passenger side and found the Green/Purple wire. Cut that wire and take the side that leads to the front of the car [(the CCRM) black box that controls the electric fan, located directly in between air box and passenger side headlight] and then hook it to ground. Tape the other side of the Green/Purple wire just for good measure. Hide all the wires and Voila!
Now your fan will always run at high speed! Thats It! Change your thermostat next and you should be good.
Below you can see Mr. Toombs thinks it's a neon green wire on a 94 but I am skeptical. I think Green/Purple should be it.
It really is that easy, it took me five minutes to do and 20 minutes to look up with the Ford Service CD and Mr. Toombs know how!
If you need help on tbirds ASAP y'all can call me.
954-980-5758 Ryan
and I will be happy to help you as much as I can. I know wiring and lots of basic tbird stuff! Free tbird tech support line! hey sounds like a good deal!
Now my car runs on the N of NORM!!!!! yes! soon I'll get my 160degree t stat and ill be in business!
Keywords to help searchers: Engine overheating Bypass CCRM Broken CCRM Temperature Switch Fan Electric Wiring Diagram Pinout