How To Repair A Fan Rwlay On A 2016 Cruze

I had a friend who reported his Chrysler Sebring overheating considering the fan was not coming on.  He was told by a machine repair shop that they were going to need to supercede the fan.  When he shared with me the symptoms I was not then certain and wondered if it was a bad relay.  Subsequently checking it out I discovered information technology was in fact a bad relay and that'due south an easy repair.  Here'due south how to replace the fan relay(s) on your Chrysler Sebring…

2001-2006 Chrysler Sebring Overheating-Fan Will Not Come up On-How to Supercede a Bad Fan Relay

Hardware:

• 2001-2006 Chrysler Sebring

Tools Needed:

• 56006707 95425C Chrysler Fan Relay (there are two identical relays, i each for the Hi and Low fans)

Stride 1: Open up the hood and find the fuse box.

It is on the driver'due south side:

Location of Engine Compartment Fuse Box

Clasp in the tabs on the side and lift off the fuse box cover

Step ii: Remove the tiptop cover of the fuse box.

Information technology has tabs on the left and right sides that must be pressed in on each side and so you can lift it straight off.

Stride 3: Use the diagram on the within of the box to determine the location of the fan relays.

Location of the Radiator Fan Hi (top) and Low (bottom) Relays

The bad relay was obvious considering of the discoloration effectually the prongs

Stride four:  Remove the relays to inspect them.

I pulled out them each and realized that they are both identical and by looking at them I could tell that the one pictured below was probable bad because of the discoloration, which is virtually probable from over heating:

Footstep v: Supervene upon the bad relay.

These can only exist inserted 1 mode and so plug the new relay in.

Here I've replaced the Radiator Fan Loftier Relay

Step half dozen: Supplant the cover on the fuse box.

It'southward L-shaped so it will only go 1 way.  Make sure it latches on both sides.  Now you should be back in business organisation and yous've saved yourself some money!

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