Jeep Renegade - Radiator Fan Not Working (Car Overheating When Idle or When A/C is ON)
If your car is overheating when idling or when ac is on (even though it has coolant in it), it is very possible your radiator fan is not working. Learn what it takes to check and replace a radiator fan assembly.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:50 Bad Radiator Symptoms
1:10 Radiator Fan Replacement
5:07 Check Fan Operation
5:46 Conclusion
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