Somerset Regal L4-151 25L (1985) Radiator Cooling Fan Motor: Customer Interest
Radiator Cooling Fan Motor: Customer Interest
A/C - Cooling and Air Conditioning Performance
Bulletin 85-6B-2
Date Mar.. '85
Ref. No. 85-193-6B
SUBJECT:
2.5 LITER ENGINE COOLING AND AIR CONDITIONING PERFORMANCE
MODELS AFFECTED:
1985 REGAL SOMERSET
Some 1985 Regal Somerset models equipped with air conditioning and automatic transmissions may experience an overheated engine and/or reduced
performance of the air conditioning system.
When a vehicle is operated at high ambient temperatures with the air conditioning turned on, and under the operating conditions listed below, the driver
may experience engine overheating and/or reduced air conditioning
performance:
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Driving up long, steep highway grades
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Idling the engine
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Driving in congested city traffic
A customer may comment of the following items if operated under the conditions listed above:
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The coolant temperature light is on
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A high reading is indicated on the coolant temperature gauge
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Insufficient cool air from the air conditioner
These conditions may be the result of insufficient air flow through the radiator and condenser cores.
To repair this condition, the 100-watt engine cooling fan can be replaced with a 150-watt engine cooling fan motor #22040861. If fog lamps are later
added as optional equipment, the 150-watt fan is required.
Production cars built after December, 1984 will be equipped with the higher capacity cooling fan.
