Where does radiator cooling fan switch go on a 1994 Camry?
Aug 30, 2008 by Felf K | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
yeah i have no idea where the radiator cooling fan switch on a 1994 camry goes... Ive located the one on the radiator itself. Help me asap!
the one in the radiator might be what your looking for. there may be another near the thermostat housing, I believe it is just under the coolant fill cap on the passenger side of v-6 models.
John M | Aug 30, 2008
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In the motor racing fraternity you will often hear someone say, “I dropped a new engine in the other day”, or some similar comment that makes the job sound reasonable and simple. … WELL IT ISN`T!!В …. It has taken me the best part of 8 days to complete an engine change in the midget, along with a few other competition mods that will please the scrutineers!В
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I started by removing all auxillary items that either, attach the engine to the chassis, add weight, or are liable to get damaged as the engine is lifted out. … Starter, alternator, carbs, exhaust, fan, earth lead, throttle cable, choke cable, various wiring connections, distributor, cap, leads, etc, etc. … Then removed radiator and all hoses, plus expansion tank. Drained the oil and water, of course. … I also removed front bumper, grill and various other front end components. (Partly to facilitate fitting an oil cooler while the engine was out). … I had Bens assistance in drawing the engine forward untill clear of the gearbox and lifting out with the use of lifting tackle attached to the steel girder across the roof of my garage. … I dare say that this dosn`t sound too difficult but I have the skinned knuckles to prove otherwise!В Anyway, with some grunting, sweating and swearing, the old engine was on the garage floor.В …………… Incidently, I decided to leave the gearbox in place because I saw no sense in changing a gearbox I knew to be good, for one that was unproven.
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With the engine out I took the opportunity to thoroughly clean the engine bay and waxoil all of those vunerable corners that trap dirt/damp and allow rust to develop. … I also located the best place for the new oil cooler, where it would get good airflow but not impede airflow to the radiator and engine bay. …. I know that dosn`t sound much but it consumed almost 2 full days!
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Lifting the new engine in was not particularly arduous, but not simple either.В Getting everything at the right angle for the engine and gearbox to marry together was fiddly and time consuming, but eventually they slid into place and bellhousing bolts were fitted, (more knuckle damage, but Bens knuckles this time!). … Just the auxilleries to fit, along with cables to replace, wiring to reconnect, ignition timing to set, etc, etc, etc! .. I won`t go into detail but lots more time consumed and more knuckle damage.