2006 caravan, ok here it goes. cooling fan issues (AGGRAVATED!)

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Asked by frank Dec 02, 2018 at 10:13 AM about the 2006 Dodge Caravan SE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have replaced cooling fans, fan relay, temp. sensor, fan relay harness and
fuse. checked all wiring even removed all wiring from fuse box and checked for
corrosion all is good.
Fans still not working even with A/C on, at wits end PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!

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**UPDATE** forgot to mention scan code P0480 came up before and after replacing all the parts. "Fan 1 control circuit"

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you could have bought a multi tester instead of those parts you didn't need , now you're back to square one , what is the code definition ? not many of us have them all memorized , mice can cause problems even in a daily driver

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