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P0528 fan speed circ no sig
Any information on this? Snowplowing and my fan can on alot while driving, usually at 200deg. oil temp.
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never seen it be anything but the fan clutch
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Do you have the snowplow package or the standad fan? Altho it doesn't make a lot of difference if your getting no signal, your getting no signal. Clutch or wireing one of the two.
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Check the connector near fan. I had a new harness put in and got that code connector was loose no more code
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Not sure if it has the snowplow package. If I'm getting no signal why is it coming on though?
I have a rough idea of how a clutch fan works and I didn't think it was electrical related. |
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I had that code pop up on the way from Oakland to Denver pulling a small trailer. I suspect (in my case) it is either a loose connection, bad wire, or the fan clutch is going. Only happened once and hasn't been back in 4 months. Keep an eye on your temperatures (using a CTS or ScanGauge, etc...) and see if it comes back. If it keeps coming back, you need to go through the troubleshooting (haven't lokked at it, but I am sure there is a proedure to ring out the wires and so forth) Trouble is, wiring problems cnab be hard to duplicate when the vehicle isn't moving...
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when I say fan clutch I'm including the wiring harness that's attached to it too. There is a tsb for the wiring getting cut by the fan but i've never seen that, it's always been resolved by replacing the entire assembly
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