Hotch, The first thing that comes to mind is ;check the resistor (and connections for) that drops the voltage for low speed. If you know high speed works then 2nd stage relay and fuse MUST be good.(Unless some hack has rewired it to compensate for overheating like on my wifes bus).The resistor is located in the cavity above the spare tire.Check for good,clean connections . Do you have access to a volt/ ohm meter?Let me know, as indicated above I had to spend more time in this area than I care to admit. ken On Sat, 7 Sep 1996 11:57:20 -0500 hotch@netaxs.com (richard hotchkiss) writes: >Hi Guys, >My 86 GL's radiator fan is only going on when it's time for the high >speed. >Low speed is not going on at all, not even when the A/C is on. I have >checked the 2nd stage relay (good) and the fuse (good). I haven't >made it >to the fan switch yet. > >What else should I check and how do I check it. > >Hotch >hotch@netaxs.com > > >
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