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  1. Retiredwarhorses

    Fan permanently clutched in after steering pump replacement

    It's possible you got debris in the lines and the Cadillac valve is clogged...seen that before, blow it out with air. If that don't do it, replace the TDM
  2. Retiredwarhorses

    Fan permanently clutched in after steering pump replacement

    Let me add, just cuz it worked last week, don't mean it will work this week. HMMWV "high maintenance money wasting vehicle"
  3. Retiredwarhorses

    Fan permanently clutched in after steering pump replacement

    Simple test...it's a normally closed switch, thus allowing 24v to flow, once its hot it opens and denies 24v to the TDM. So take a meter and check continuity, when the engine is cold, it should be closed, if you want to test when hot, unplug and you should get a full open. Your TDM could be bad...
  4. Retiredwarhorses

    Fan permanently clutched in after steering pump replacement

    He same issue last week....thermostatic switch on the water crossover.
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