2005 cobalt ls overheating .
hi how are you doing? i am new to this but it seems like a good way to get some help. i am coming home from a 6 month deployment and my car was driven while i was gone at least once a week. i noticed today that my temp was at 215 so i pulled over and shut my car down. i checked the coolant level and it is about a inch above the fill line. so i started my car and the fan never turns on. so i replaced the two relays and i tested the 2 fuses they were good. i tested the fan and it read 12 ohms which is good. and now im not sure where to go from there and i cant aford to take it to the dealership to spend 80 dollars to find out that a 2 dollar sensor is bad. i can not find the location of the fan sensor but i didnt have alot of time to look for it because i had to go to work. also my cobalt is the 2.2l ls.
Last edited by slowbalt2005; Nov 23, 2011 at 1:50 PM.
Welcome to the forum.
The fuses have little probe holes on top so that the voltage can be measured without their removal. Check:
Voltage levels at the 30A Cooling Fan fuses, both of them
Continuity to ground at the cooling fan, black wire
Also, see if the cooling fan will run with the A/C compressor on.
The fuses have little probe holes on top so that the voltage can be measured without their removal. Check:Voltage levels at the 30A Cooling Fan fuses, both of them
Continuity to ground at the cooling fan, black wire
Also, see if the cooling fan will run with the A/C compressor on.
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