Cooling Fan behavior on 94' Chevy Corsica 3100

Well the a/c will not work in temps below freezing so the fan will not
operate. A scanner will tell you if the temp reaches about 222 which should
trigger the cooling fans.
"buzzsaw" <t-tye@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:gcadnZvVk90WjVfcRVn-2A@comcast.com...
> My 94' Corsica 3100, now heats to about 3/4 all the time when idling, and
> works it way back down to 1/2 (thermostat opens?) and it is the dead of
> winter here. The fan does not come on, even if I turn on A/C. I took it
> to my mechanic who did the replace the valve cover and manfold gaskets,
> and
> he told me it is normal. He had put a new thermostatand cooling sensor on
> it, but told me the it is too cold outside for the fan to come on yet even
> with the A/C on. Granted it is 20 degrees out right and has not be above
> freezing in a month. He told me the fan will come on with the A/C and
> resume normal operation in the spring and summer. Wondering if your car
> is
> the same way ?
>
> Thanks
>
>




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My 94' Corsica 3100, now heats to about 3/4 all the time when idling, and
works it way back down to 1/2 (thermostat opens?) and it is the dead of
winter here. The fan does not come on, even if I turn on A/C. I took it
to my mechanic who did the replace the valve cover and manfold gaskets, and
he told me it is normal. He had put a new thermostatand cooling sensor on
it, but told me the it is too cold outside for the fan to come on yet even
with the A/C on. Granted it is 20 degrees out right and has not be above
freezing in a month. He told me the fan will come on with the A/C and
resume normal operation in the spring and summer. Wondering if your car is
the same way ?

Thanks