Hey Dave,hope you had a good trip home.Too bad this didnt happen when you were in Calgary.
Went for a drive today( in my 95 sc auto) and the cooling fan wouldnt turn on.
Checked the under hood fuse panel and 60 amp fuse for fan control module was blown and partially melted in place.
When I pried it out,one of the spade terminals in the fuse box came out also.
When I looked underneath where the wires enter the fuse block,the wire for this terminal was charred near the end and had melted into the white plastic.
Fan turns freely ,no other signs of overheating in the fuse block.IRCM shows no signs of overheating.
I am at a loss as to what caused this .
Went for a drive today( in my 95 sc auto) and the cooling fan wouldnt turn on.
Checked the under hood fuse panel and 60 amp fuse for fan control module was blown and partially melted in place.
When I pried it out,one of the spade terminals in the fuse box came out also.
When I looked underneath where the wires enter the fuse block,the wire for this terminal was charred near the end and had melted into the white plastic.
Fan turns freely ,no other signs of overheating in the fuse block.IRCM shows no signs of overheating.
I am at a loss as to what caused this .