2013 cooling fan relay

[Jeep46]

Good morning,

We have a 2013 and I'm looking for the cooling fan relay. I understand for the newer models it should be in the power distribution box under the air cleaner, does anyone have a picture inside the box identifying the various fuses and relays. I have in the past taken the bike to TBMS and discovered my power box has a mislabeled diagram imprinted on the box cover. I have a new thermal sensor switch a few months old but now does not turn on the fan and will not turn on the fan when grounded. I have also checked the coolant lever so there is plenty liquid running over the thermal sensor. I have checked all the fuses under the seat.

[trike tech]

Does the fan come on when you turn the a/c on? May take a few minutes once the a/c compressor locks up for it to happen. If it doesn't come on once your a/c is running then it's probably a power supply issue. If it does come on with the a/c it's on the ground side (temp sensor, bad ground wire, etc).

[Jack Klarich]

also, if your AC system is not working right the compressor can be trying to cycle too much

This may cause the relay to over heat and continue to be a problem

[trikervet]

I had a relay go out. On the '08 it is located on the cross member under the seat. Sounds like you have a bad relay.

[tomg]

Ok folks, I spoke with Richard from TMS and he said No fan relay! The fan is wired "hot" and the heat sensor over the right tire and the a/c switch both are wired to ground so either will activate the fan. My conservation was because I have gone through 6 of the sensors in 74k miles. Bottle line is I wired in a toggle switch to the sensor so I can manually activate the fan if the heat gauge goes over the middle mark.

tomg

[Doc7402]

Ok folks, I spoke with Richard from TMS and he said No fan relay! The fan is wired "hot" and the heat sensor over the right tire and the a/c switch both are wired to ground so either will activate the fan. My conservation was because I have gone through 6 of the sensors in 74k miles. Bottle line is I wired in a toggle switch to the sensor so I can manually activate the fan if the heat gauge goes over the middle mark.

tomg

Did the same with mine after the second unit failed