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electrical issues with mustang and radiator fan
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csppltsgt
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Aug 3, 2011, 7:42 PM
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electrical issues with mustang and radiator fan
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2003 Ford Mustang GT
4.6L SOHC
130,000 miles
I have a 2003 mustang gt, a month ago the car started overheating, first couple of times it was hot outside, I was in line at a fast food joint, had AC running.. car got hot, turned the AC off and it cooled off right away.... 3 weeks ago the starter began lagging when starting... couple of days later the car totally overheated while driving down the interstate, pulled over car was maxed.... soon as I stopped she spewed coolant everywheres.... waiting until nite time for it to be cooled down and drove it home, was going to trouble shoot it after i replaced the thermostat but a few days later the starter went out, i replaced the starter, started to troubleshoot the overheating.. found the fuze burnt out, replaced that, fan came on but made horible sound.. replaced the fan motor... fan came on but the motor started to burn up.... shut car off... tried to turn it back on the starter burnt out again... any ideas?
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re-tired
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Aug 4, 2011, 8:31 PM
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Re: electrical issues with mustang and radiator fan
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Offhand I would say a wiring issue . Pinched ,chafed, or melted .Inspect the wiring very closely >Exp near exhaust.
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