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Old 07-31-2017, 10:25 AM
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My 2011 hhr , the inside fan has developed a problem , when i start the car the fan won't work then after I start driving the fan will start working, then it stays working then after I turn the car off and park and start the car again sometimes but not all the time the fan won't work till I drive for awhile .
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Old 07-31-2017, 10:34 AM
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check your fuses or relay.
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Is it making any noise? Have you checked the cabin air filter (directions in your Owner Manual)(Owner Manual available thru the link in my sig).
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Hi,thank you I have checked the fuses all seem okay , where is the relay located? Thanks for your help .
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Hi,not making any noise , I pulled the cabin filter a short time ago and cleaned it ! Thanks for your help .
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Hi,thank you I have checked the fuses all seem okay , where is the relay located? Thanks for your help .
Relay #30, interior fuse block. Just for clarity, you've checked fuses #10 and #16 in the interior fuse block. And fuses #9(diode) and #22 underhood? It's probably not the underhood items, but it doesn't hurt to check.
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The fact that it does run after he drives it for awhile would pretty much rule out fuses as being the problem. Wouldn't it?
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They could be loose.
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Old 07-31-2017, 02:50 PM
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My extra long sight says it must be the fan motor dying. Sounds exactly like when one of my floor fans decides it needed to be lubricated 3,000 hours ago.
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It's bored likes to go for a drive before it perks up. After you have inspected all connections, fuses , grounds. Check for voltage at the fan connection, but I'm think replacement of the fan motor is eminent.
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