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Anonymous Posted on Feb 16, 2013

2005 avalanche fan runing truck is off

Fan running truck is off

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Is the engine getting hot? it will if engine is over temp. if not, possible relay stuck. locate fan relay and swap w another one. try this and let me know.

  • Anonymous Feb 17, 2013

    truck sat for at least 12 hrs in -15...i'm in northern canada...winter time

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SOURCE: 2005 chevy avalanche

the timing is factory set no need to adjust

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SOURCE: My 2005 avalanch heater fan constantly blows hot,

so it is a bad blower ( relay )
replace it will work fine

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SOURCE: Why does my 2005 avalanche cooling fans runs hard and loud

My first guess would be a restriction in the radiator or a faulty bearing in the fan motor.

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SOURCE: 2005 chevy avalanche turn the key on and the temp guage cycles but doesn't register temp while truck is running.

Could be your coolant temperature sensor is faulty,here's a link on how to replace.

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