Honda Car Forum

Can anyone show me where to find the timer for the radiator fan that
comes on when the engine is shut off what does it look like? its for a
91 accord wagon

It is not a timer it's a thermostatically controlled switch
located in the radiator. Follow the wires for the exact
location, WBMA


mike hunt



joiner33 wrote:
>
> Can anyone show me where to find the timer for the radiator fan that
> comes on when the engine is shut off what does it look like? its for a
> 91 accord wagon

In article <c822e5ca.0307170958.13428426@posting.google.com >,
joiner33@yahoo.com (joiner33) wrote:

> Can anyone show me where to find the timer for the radiator fan that
> comes on when the engine is shut off what does it look like? its for a
> 91 accord wagon

This is apples to bananas, but on an 84 Civic, it's under the dash to the
left of the steering column. Itis attached to a bracket, but kind of hangs
out in the air. The wiring harness should have 7 wires.

ALL the Honda timers I'm familiar with are black plastic, ABOUT 3.5"
square and about 7/8" thick.

bkapaun@coldmail.com (Bill Kapaun) wrote in message news:<bkapaun-1707031625290001@dialup-ras20-21.eug.or.uspops.net>...
> In article <c822e5ca.0307170958.13428426@posting.google.com >,
> joiner33@yahoo.com (joiner33) wrote:
>
> > Can anyone show me where to find the timer for the radiator fan that
> > comes on when the engine is shut off what does it look like? its for a
> > 91 accord wagon
>
> This is apples to bananas, but on an 84 Civic, it's under the dash to the
> left of the steering column. Itis attached to a bracket, but kind of hangs
> out in the air. The wiring harness should have 7 wires.
>
> ALL the Honda timers I'm familiar with are black plastic, ABOUT 3.5"
> square and about 7/8" thick.

Thanks bill i see a black box about the same size as you described
that mounts the main relay also (Which i also have to replace)is that
it? and mike thanks for your help but that swith is your low temp
switch (switch A) that is not a timer that is housed on the radiator
lol

In article <c822e5ca.0307180406.2d302014@posting.google.com >,
joiner33@yahoo.com (joiner33) wrote:

> Thanks bill i see a black box about the same size as you described
> that mounts the main relay also (Which i also have to replace)is that
> it?

Sounds like it!
You can pry the case apart pretty easily if you want to try to repair it
yourself. If you have electronics knowledge, you might be able to figure
it out?? The one sample I had some componants that were too crispy to
identify.
If you get the new part, you could use that to possibly ID some componants.

I have a couple (4k) gifs of the IC pinouts I could email you if desired.