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1990 Mazda 323 Radiator fan, Cooling Fan Assembly, Fan Motor, Fan Shroud

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  • 1.Cooling - Fan
    1990 Mazda 323 Cooling Fan Diagram 1
  • 2.Cooling System - Cooling Fan
    1990 Mazda 323 Cooling Fan Diagram 2
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  • 9 Mazda FEH5-15-140
    FEH5-15-140
    Fan Blade
    • Part Notes: 323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Auto Transmission;323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Manual Transmission
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  • 10 Mazda B61W-15-210
    B61W-15-210
    Fan Motor
    • Part Notes: 323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Auto Transmission;323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Manual Transmission

OEM 1990 Mazda 323 Parts for Cooling Fan

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Cooling Fan Assembly Installation and Repair Tips for 1990 Mazda 323

  • Q:
    How to check the operation of a Cooling Fan Assembly and what steps should be taken if it is inoperative on 1990 Mazda 323?
    A:
    To check fan operation, jumper the fan test terminal to the connector ground on the firewall. With ignition ON the fan should run; if not inspect relay, thermoswitch and motor. If motor is inoperative check fuses, power the fan and replace if it fails. Test relays and thermoswitch continuity.
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