95 chevy cavalier Is overheating
I know its the fan should I replace the fan? it’s not the relay.
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absolutely. It you know it is the fan then it should definitely be replaced.
Update (07/14/2018)
from the statement in your question it sounded like you already knew it was the fan that was not working. To check if the fan gets power, just measure the voltage (12V) on the connector once the engine heats up enough for the fan to kick in.
or like @jimfixer already suggested, wire the fan directly to see if it comes on.
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What do I test to make sure power is even going to the fan I just acquired this 03 cavalier a month ago it wants to overheat sitting. driving is fine
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can you wire the fan direct and have it work?
or does the fan do nothing when wired direct
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