Excessive engine fan cycling

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Excessive engine fan cycling

03-02-2017, (Subject: Excessive engine fan cycling )

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RE: Excessive engine fan cycling

Check the fan solenoid. Air leaks or bad electrical connection, very common problem with Paccar.
Default is fan on.

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Excessive engine fan cycling - Matt - 03-02-2017,

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