One of the few problems I have with the new Corolla is the A/C wasn't blowing cool air when I was stopped at lights. Quick research and similar problems say it's the radiator fan now working properly. I got outside, pop the hood, look at the fan, spin it by hand then notice something odd. There were no cables going to the fan. Hmmm, I wonder if that's the problem.... After a quick look around the engine compartment I see the cable was laying loose right by the fan. What might have happened was the supports to hold the cable broke and the connection wiggled loose. I plug the fan back in and start the engine. TADA! Fan works, A/C is cool at idle, I am happier now that I know I should have decent A/C in the car. Now to look at the Check Engine Light that came on earlier.

One of the few problems I have with the new Corolla is the A/C wasn't blowing cool air when I was stopped at lights. Quick research and similar problems say it's the radiator fan now working properly. I got outside, pop the hood, look at the fan, spin it by hand then notice something odd. There were no cables going to the fan. Hmmm, I wonder if that's the problem.... After a quick look around the engine compartment I see the cable was laying loose right by the fan. What might have happened was the supports to hold the cable broke and the connection wiggled loose. I plug the fan back in and start the engine. TADA! Fan works, A/C is cool at idle, I am happier now that I know I should have decent A/C in the car. Now to look at the Check Engine Light that came on earlier.

by Gilbert Jagot



July 12, 2014 at 05:07PM

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