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I'm having this exact same issue on my 2006 Ram 1500 Lone Star edition. From other threads on these forums I've read and from a little googling, it seems to confirm this you can hit the fan with a small hammer or screw driver and if it starts spinning, it's definitely the fan. I also read on older models it could be a condenser fan fuse #39 if it doesn't spin at all or some kind of a relay. Does the 2006 model have this fuse/relay? It can't be #39 because that's the Sunroof/Seatbelt Tensioner fuse.
If it does infact end up being the condenser fan, can someone confirm this is what I would need?
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/d...1&prefZC=75228
And video for DIY:
Thanks for the help!
If it does infact end up being the condenser fan, can someone confirm this is what I would need?
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/d...1&prefZC=75228
And video for DIY:
Thanks for the help!
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It looked easy!!! After looking it up, yes, you have to remove the condenser. Seemed to me the fan would be attached in some other way. Another great design Fail !!!!
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I am a 30 year retired, factory trained Chrysler tech. Experience does help.
I didn't take pics though.
I recently had to do right exhaust manifold bolts too.
Good luck.
So I watched the video. I don't like cutting structural items. I was able to do in the truck.
DO NOT HIT CONDENSER WITH WRENCH, OTHERWISE YOU WILL BE DOING CONDENSER TOO!
Last edited by mrmike525xc; 06-21-2016 at 12:21 PM.