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Legacy777
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Post by Legacy777 »

If the green ones are connected, they "should" cycle.

That image is mislabled as far as the ECU goes.

This image is better

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On some of the 92-94 models, the green connectors are on the right of the steering wheel. Look some more for the connectors.
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Post by ericem »

So if they green ones are connected they will cycle. So your saying they have to be connected. Now I am officially confused.
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Post by Legacy777 »

No I'm not saying they are connected. I'm just saying that when the green connectors are connected and the key in the ON position, but engine not started, the fans will/should cycle on and off every few seconds, regardless of engine temp.

I'd highly recommend finding the green diagnostic connectors and verify they are not connected.
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