Where is the temp sensor in a '94 Grand Prix 3.1 L engine and at what temp does it turn on the fan?

Asked by pipeliner Oct 06, 2008 at 12:36 PM about the 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix 4 Dr SE Sedan

Question type: General

The passenger side radiator cooling fan does not turn on until the estimated temp reaches 225 to 230 degrees.  I find this to be a bit hot.  These temps are when the car is idling as in traffic jams.

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Thats when that particular fan is supposed to come on but Im not 100% sure where the actual temp sensor is... Let me look that up

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i had the same problem with my 91 and could not track down the problem what i did was wired the fan directly to the ignition yes it is always on but i will not damage my engine

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jump an 30k ohms resistor (anything above 1/4 watt is fine) between the sensor wire, this will fool the computer and think is hotter than what it really is. Warning: the "check gauges" light might come on, but the fans will start running at about 120°F. If you live in the south, this is good.

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