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Originally Posted by Earthworm
Sounds more like a relay than the sensor according to the previous explanation since he doesn't get any codes.
You did put a bulb in right? I would have used one of the shift indicator lights until I could purchase a replacement.
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David has it dead on. The relays in question have their springs set up to be normally closed. A "normally bad" relay in this configuration would have your fans run continuously. By normally bad, I mean the relay's coil opened vice a broken spring inside the relay.
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