Why won't my radiator cooling fan stop running?
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Asked by Jeremy Apr 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM about the 1995 Dodge RAM 1500 WS LB RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I changed the engine temperature sensor and the thermostatically controlled fan.  Still don't know why it continually runs even when engine has reached normal operating temperature.  It running robs the engine of alot of HP.

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98DAK answered 17 years ago

Actually, an electric fan does not rob an engine of HP because it doesnt use the engines energy to run. The alternator charges whenever needed, so you wouldnt lose HP there, as it is always belt driven. Most electric fans run constantly because the engine is always generating heat while running

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Scott answered 15 years ago

unless you added electric fans these trucks come with clutch fans. some of them can go bad normally it kicks on and off.

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Rhaman answered 12 years ago

Sorry, but a possibly electrical problem that a mechanic needs to check out. The fans in my car seldom come on except in the high heat of the summer. Please have a mechanic look into this. Best regards.

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Jeremy answered 12 years ago

This problem has been resolved, it was a faulty clutch fan from brand new.

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