Re: Fan Fail Light

["cruznmd" <racuti1@xxxx>]

I'm running fused jumpers right now, but I want a Fanzilla.

Why are they wired for the fan fail light to be ON, and the light to 
go off when the fans fail?

Rich
#5335

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxx> 
wrote:
> I was checking over my car in preparation for the Fall Tour and I
> noticed my fan fail light would not go on. I have a Fanzilla so I
> couldn't believe that it had failed! I figured it was just the bulb.
> Switching the bulbs around with the door lock bulb didn't help but 
if
> I twisted the socket I could get it to light up. It turned out to be
> the ground wire where it connects to the shell of the light socket. 
It
> was crimped tightly but it wasn't making electrical contact. I 
removed
> it, cleaned it, and then soldered it back. I mention this only so
> people will check the functionality of the fan fail light and then 
if
> it isn't working not to jump to conclusions and figure it is just 
the
> bulb. Even with a Fanzilla you must check the fan fail light from 
time
> to time. BTW this could happen in many places in the car so always
> check your grounds!
> David Teitelbaum
> vin 10757