2004 Dodge Dakota Electric Fan Not Working

2004 Dodge Dakota Electric Fan Not Working. Joined jul 10, 2008. Discussion starter · #4 · jul 14, 2008. The electric fan sits off to the right of the main clutch fan and provides additional cooling.

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Disconnect the transmission cooling lines and plug them. Turn on the ac fan in your dakota. The output voltage on the multimeter should read around 12 volts.

Heater/ac blower motor wiring melts causing failure of defroster, heater, a/c, premature failure of blower motor resistor, etc. This may even cause a fire if the wires. Drain the cooling system. Loosen or remove the hose clamps, then remove the upper and lower hoses from the radiator.

If the volts reading is normal, it indicates a fault in the blower motor. Wiring the first thing that you would want to do is locate the fuse for your dakota’s radiator fan and make sure that it hasn’t blown. If it is blown, replacing the fuse will only solve. Joined jun 16, 2004 13,119 posts #3 · jun 13, 2018 p0480 is a circuit fault, the pcm is seeing a problem driving the relay try swapping the fan and asd relays in the pdc.

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radiator fan on my 2000 dodge Dakota wouldnt shut off and I just couldnt find the relay turns out it was right where it should have been. enjoy my stupid.

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Clutch fan was removed, and replaced with a high flow/performance electric fan.

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Fans I would like to try some day, and they are completely designed, manufactured and assembled in the USA:

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Link for electric fan replacement: amzn.to/357ewxN 03 dodge durango 4.7L electric fan replacement. I noticed my engine would run hot and the AC wouldn't cool as much. Driving it was fine. Changed it out and all is good now. Please like, share, enjoy, and subscribe. Thanks

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Conclusion

You can swap the cooling fan relay with another to see if it's the relay. To check the fan motor you should be able to disconnect power to it and run power to the fan direct from the battery. The viper fan pulls a lot of current.

2004 Dodge Dakota Electric Fan Not Working. You cannot simply swap one out unless you have the appropriate relays installed. That is one of the biggest problems in installing a viper or lincoln.

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