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Recalls

Old Aug 23, 2007 | 06:26 PM
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The E-19 fan control module fix affected 23,700 Xfires late '03 - '05 build dates, both base and SRT6. If not done, it could let the engine overheat and warp the head... something you don't want. Run a search.

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https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...19+fan+control
 
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Old Aug 23, 2007 | 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by cgocifer
I wouldn't say that having the temp. run just above the half mark is over heating in any way. Most of my vehicles run just about there. Now, if it kept rising to 3/4 or into the red, than there would definitely be a problem.
Halfway is not overheating. I just noted my temp gage readings in response to your first post. The needle could indicate 3/4 for me and I still wouldn't be concerned as long as it was outside the red and there was a reason for the climb in temp (120 outside, flogging the car, etc). Now if this happened right after startup then I would be worried. My Dodge, on the other hand, wanders all over the scale and I've just learned to live with it.

The problem is that if the fan fails then you will overheat. That's why you need to confirm if the TSB applies to your fan assembly or not. Plug your VIN into the Chrysler website and see what comes up.
 
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Old Aug 23, 2007 | 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Brent
Halfway is not overheating. I just noted my temp gage readings in response to your first post. The needle could indicate 3/4 for me and I still wouldn't be concerned as long as it was outside the red and there was a reason for the climb in temp (120 outside, flogging the car, etc). Now if this happened right after startup then I would be worried. My Dodge, on the other hand, wanders all over the scale and I've just learned to live with it.

The problem is that if the fan fails then you will overheat. That's why you need to confirm if the TSB applies to your fan assembly or not. Plug your VIN into the Chrysler website and see what comes up.
Will do,
Thanks.
 
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