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High Speed Fan Relay (1/14)
 8/23/11 7:53pm
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I can't get the search function to work. Can someone remind me where the high speed fan relay is for the AC/heat system? Thanks in advance.

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Re: Search Function (2/14)
 8/23/11 6:02pm
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On my 79, it's under the hood just above the fan itself (just in front of the wiper area). HTH!
 
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Re: Search Function (3/14)
 8/23/11 7:55pm
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Jaws79 said: On my 79, it's under the hood just above the fan itself (just in front of the wiper area). HTH!
 
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About the same place on my 81 !!

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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (4/14)
 8/27/11 8:55am
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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (5/14)
 8/27/11 11:05am
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OK not to hijack yet another thread, but what is that silver disc shaped part in the top right corner of the photo with what appears to be a vacuum line running into it?  

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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (6/14)
 8/28/11 7:07am
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I beleive it is the EGR valve, not sure what year this was I saved the picture for the relay and resister location
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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (7/14)
 8/28/11 9:02am
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The picture is of my 82 crossfire and yep, the silver item is the EGR valve
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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (8/14)
 8/28/11 2:11pm
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You must have posted at some point and I saved it, I owe you copyright LOL
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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (9/14)
 8/28/11 3:31pm
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Not a problem at all, that's why I posted it and glad it has helped others.  I save pics from the net that I find helpful and keep them in my "reference" section.

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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (10/14)
 8/28/11 7:46pm
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Thanks guys. Mine is a 1975. The fan works on every speed BUT high. There were threads on here talking about that specific problem but I can't get the search function to work. Keep getting a message that the search function is not available. Thanks for the picture. I will look to see if mine is the same.
 
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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (11/14)
 8/29/11 10:27am
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The high speed blower works specifically off the relay, so if there is no high speed, chances are it is relay related, but it could also be due to a blown fuse link that powers the relay. There should be 12v at the relay any time the key is on, on the large red wire. The fan control switch closes the relay(orange wire). The burple wire goes to the blower motor.
If yer lucky, you can remove the can off of the relay, and file the points, and make it work like new again...unless there is something else damaged, such as it being melted.


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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (12/14)
 8/29/11 8:16pm
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Mine was melted when replaced!
 
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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (13/14)
 8/30/11 6:27am
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Thanks Joel,
 
It's been working fine and when I got in the car Sunday, no high speed fan. I have not had a chance to look at it since I stored the Vette in a big warehouse, to protect it from Irene. I will take a look this weekend. Is the relay availble at the local parts store?
 
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Re: High Speed Fan Relay (14/14)
 8/30/11 10:25am
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Scott, a real parts house(like NAPA) should have one in stock. Others might also stock them, but it has been many years since that type of relay has been used, so ya never know. Ya might give it a little love tap with a screwdriver and see if it works. If it does, then opening it up and filing the points will prolly get it blowin again for a few more years.

Sometimes, too...the frigging blower switch itself can act up, but I'm sure you worked it over pretty well trying to get it to blow. I know the one on my '74 sometimes needs a little wiggle to make a good contact...

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