radiator fans don't come on automatically

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Asked by fallbrk Jun 07, 2014 at 08:55 PM about the 2000 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The only way the fans come on is if the a/c is on or if I disconnect the wire to the coolant temperature switch at the radiator. I have replaced that switch recently with OEM that I got from Toyota.  This all started the front end of the car was bumped but no apparent damage.

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Fans should not run all the time. They should only come on when ac/defrost is selected or when engine temp rises in slow/idle situations.

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Check the fan wire,s for loose connection,s or broke wires.It can also be a faulty part that you just replaced,toyota dealer,s get bad part,s to.

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And one more thing,on your model,your fan runs off the head tempeture sensor,in the side of the head.That tell,s your fan when to cut on.

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Thank you for the replies I'll check the sensor by the thermostat.

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The relay is short if running all her time..if pull the wire off switch and ground it the fan comes on switch is bad.. Good luck relays are up in engine room fuse box

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Replace engine relay with the. Other relay ac relay same switch relay That is problem just take wire off switch ground it if fan comes on Switxh is bad if not replace. Relay

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The fans are working now I think I just didn't let it run long enough to get them to turn on.

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Bad fan relay pull the ac relay and plug it in it will come on

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hello i have toyota camry 2009 when put the ac the fan is not working

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hello my fan is not working when i put my ac on its 2009 yoyota camry

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Restarting this question... I have a 2000 camry 4 cylinder and am looking for the sensors and connectors mentioned in the above text. Where is the thermostat? And where is the head temperature sensor? What do I look for?

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2 temp sensors on head on for ecu other for fan sense, which is which?

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I. Have. A. 2001. Toyota. Camry. When. You. Start. The. Engine. Are. The. Fan. Comme. On

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1997 Toyota Camry replace temperature switch, temperature sensor. And relays. Fan will not come on at idle, but works when A,C is on

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Having a problem were the fans are spinning when I turn key to the on position and even when camry 97 is cold

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