[blackout]

I used a RC car battery, remove the fan and test it. My ram does the same thing

 

[gator]

Thanks for the feedback. I did the probe test and it is getting power, so the fan seems to be bad.
Does anyone have the fan removal procedure?

 

[blackout]

great!!, youtube might be your best friend, search Dodge ram Ac, Dodge ram AC blower. I used this one..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBvMUAUiSJc

 

[RedRam10]

great!!, youtube might be your best friend, search Dodge ram Ac, Dodge ram AC blower. I used this one..

:rep: for helping - nice work Bkackout!

 

[gator]

Yes I appreciate it, there is a slight misunderstanding though. I probably wasn't clear enough. I was talking about the electric cooling fan by the AC radiator (by the battery under the hood). I looked on You Tube and wouldn't you know, I don't see anything on that. Maybe someone on here can give a general rundown???

Still curious about the radiator cap as well, do those go bad and allow coolant to leak out?

Thanks in advance!

 

[blackout]

Youtube search" dodge ram Ac radiator fan" brought this up, there is 2 parts. Now about this (rad)cap, they do go bad the rubber seal tends to stiffen up over time I have replaced mine. Also the Rad cap has a certain temp when it opens/closes to allow coolant to and/from the reservoir. Then it could also be ceased and allow coolant to leak out the radiator.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1t4rYxz40U

 

[gator]

OK, excellent! I did try different word combos for the search, but apparently not that one. The cap does look OK (rubber not cracked or too stiff, spring seems good) that's why I was concerned maybe it was something else, like the system building too much pressure or something. I'll try a new one.

Thanks!