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Old 03 Dec 2006, 03:25 am
deathxslayer
 
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Default overheating problem when idle

My 91 honda Accord overheats when idle but when in motion the heat
temp lowers. When idle i checked then fans and they where not on.
When i turn on the air conditioning only the driver side fan turns on.
ht eonly way the fans work is when i turn on the air conditioning and
when the needle goes above the middle of the heat meter

my question is why would it overheat when idle and how come the fans
dont work normaly?

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Old 03 Dec 2006, 12:42 pm
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Default Re: overheating problem when idle

deathxslayer <none@000.com> wrote in news:945215_
33e4f5ef2c902e596463564de56e0e6a@autoboardz.com:

> My 91 honda Accord overheats when idle but when in motion the heat
> temp lowers. When idle i checked then fans and they where not on.
> When i turn on the air conditioning only the driver side fan turns on.
> ht eonly way the fans work is when i turn on the air conditioning and
> when the needle goes above the middle of the heat meter
>
> my question is why would it overheat when idle and how come the fans
> dont work normaly?
>



If the passenger-side fan never comes on, the fan switch is bad. You have
two, actually ("A" and "B").

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Old 03 Dec 2006, 04:19 pm
Woody
 
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Default Re: overheating problem when idle

Are you saying that both fans work when the air is on and the engine has
reached operating temp? If both come on at that point you have a circulation
problem with the coolant. If only the one works either the motor is bad or
the relay is bad.

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> My 91 honda Accord overheats when idle but when in motion the heat
> temp lowers. When idle i checked then fans and they where not on.
> When i turn on the air conditioning only the driver side fan turns on.
> ht eonly way the fans work is when i turn on the air conditioning and
> when the needle goes above the middle of the heat meter
>
> my question is why would it overheat when idle and how come the fans
> dont work normaly?
>
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