2006 Dodge Cummins Cooling Fan Not Working

2006 Dodge Cummins Cooling Fan Not Working. A great way to not have to deal with ripped off fan clutch wiring again! I have a 2006 dodge ram 2500 5. 9 cummins common rail with cooling fan issues. It comes on intermittent or sometime not at all.

Turn the ignition off. Disconnect the engine coolant temperature sensor (ect) harness connector. Turn the ignition on.

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A great way to not have to deal with ripped off fan clutch wiring again!. 2006 Dodge Cummins Cooling Fan Not Working

It has new clutch fan in it works fine when. 2006 dodge caravan cooling fans won't work. Check engine light came on. 2. 7l, 3. 5l & 5. 7l engines.

With a scan tool, read the.

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Hi, in this video i go over the P0483 code and P2509. If you have a no start condition and these 2 codes are present, it is most likely your fan clutch causing the issue. P0483 by itself is usually a sign your fan clutch is starting to fail or has failed. Make sure you have no restrictions causing your fan too bind up. replacing this fan clutch is actually not very hard with some basic tools you can get it, please like n subscribe check out my IG @bradgdiesel

Before replacing a “failed” electric fan clutch assembly for 2003-2009 Dodge Ram
Diesel 5.9L/6.7L , check the transducer first. Although the electric fan clutch assembly may appear to be turning, it may not be working correctly due to a malfunctioning transducer.

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We have always had overheating problems with this truck, especially with the transmission. When the transmission overheats, it send the rest of the system into a spiraling overheating mess. In todays video we're trying to fix this by installing two 12 volt fans on the front of the truck and replacing the stock grill with a grill with much less resistance. After it was all said and done, it turned out amazing! What we used: Grill: …

Common issue of why your dodge cummins might be overheating or getting hot while towing and going up inclines. Typical issue is due to radiator being plugged on the outside on these earlier model dodge cummins trucks. In this video I go over not only how to remove your radiator but your Fan clutch and Issue's with factory pcv system on these dodge cummins trucks. Note: You do not have to remove your Fan Clutch to remove radiator I just did a tutorial while I was replacing mine. Before doing…

If anybody knows of a better way or if the fan should be pulling more air than this, let me know.

This video shows how to solve cut fan clutch wires for good on 2006 dodge cummins I cut several fan clutch wires crossing deep water so I researched and found that a 99 dodge v10 fan clutch had the right Threads to spin on to the cummins motor and the fan that was closest to the stock cummins size that would bolt on to the v10 clutch was a fan for a 2001 ford power stroke 7.3 they bolt up perfectly like they were meant for each other and the system works great while towing and all only down…

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