Only one radiator fan turning on

Asked by Andy9093 Jul 12, 2018 at 08:15 PM about the 2012 Scion tC Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I recently bought a 2012 Scion Tc. The other day the red
coolant light was blinking. I noticed the ac having a
problem with cold air. I was stuck in traffic in 100+
weather. I turned the ac off and drove home with no more
over heating light. I got Home popped the hood and
checked. I saw only one radiator fan running. Turn the air
back on, checked the fans again and only the one fan was
still running.

This is is what I have done.
I’ve replaced the relay for the fans so I know they are
good
ive ran direct power from the battery to the fan that wasn’t
coming on. It turns on perfectly.
ive switched the plugs for the 2 fans and drove it to see
what would happen. Only one fan came on still. It’s the
other fan though because I switched the plugs for them
I’ve replaced the coolant temperature sensor
I also used a multi meter and tested the relays, and for
continuity in the cables to the fan and it’s all good.
I can really use some help.

thank you

4 Answers

That’s what I thought but I checked the continuity from the plug to the relay and it is fine. Then check for amperage to the relay from battery and it was fine at 12 volts. Can’t figure out where else the electrical problem could be

What did it end being, I have only one working. Has not run hot yet. Been watching the temperature.

20

What if you only have one fan and it works when the a/c is on?

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