INOPERATIVE COOLING FAN HIGH A/C HEAD PRESSURE

MODELS AFFECTED: 1987 CENTURYS WITH THE LB6 2.8L MPFI ENGINE (VIN CODE W) AND C60 AIR CONDITIONING

Condition: The engine cooling fan may not operate when the A/C head pressure is high, which could lead to insufficient A/C cooling, or an overheated engine.

Cause: The retaining ramp on the cooling fan pressure switch is backwards. This was changed in production early in the 1988 model year by first using a tie-strap and then by changing the ramp on the switch.

Correction: Use a plastic tie-strap to secure the connector to the switch (See Illustration). Replacement of the switch is not necessary.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

Labor Operation Number: T1266 Labor Time: .2 Hours Trouble Code: 92

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