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Guys, I have a honda ek3. The radiator fan is coupled to the AC fan (through a relay I think, I'm not exactly sure how it was done), to make the radiator fan to come on when the AC fan kicks in, which was done several years back.
For the last few months I noticed the heat going up when stuck in traffic after a long run. No problems in continuous driving, including the highway.
Today I realized that the radiator fan works when the AC fan kicks in, but does not work for rising heat when the AC is off.
Before going to the mechanic, I would like to know where the problem could be. Aprreciate any insights for this matter.
Thanks guys.
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