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From: Mitch on 14 Jan 2008 11:25
I put a new radiator in my 95 Camry 4 cylinder and had a hard time
getting the air out of the system. After a couple of test drives I
finally got a big burp that splashed coolant out of the radiator and
then it was okay but there must be a better way.

Since I put in the new radiator the fans don't come on by themselves. I
pulled the plug at the left top so that they stay on all the time but I
need to figure out what's going on. A broken wire should keep the fans
running so it could be a short in the wires. I suppose I need to test
the temp sender for connectivity as well but I'd be surprised if it
failed closed. Any other suggestions?

Mitch
From: ransley on 14 Jan 2008 16:56
On Jan 14, 10:25 am, Mitch <wolberg5.nnn...(a)msn.com> wrote:
> I put a new radiator in my 95 Camry 4 cylinder and had a hard time
> getting the air out of the system. After a couple of test drives I
> finally got a big burp that splashed coolant out of the radiator and
> then it was okay but there must be a better way.
>
> Since I put in the new radiator the fans don't come on by themselves. I
> pulled the plug at the left top so that they stay on all the time but I
> need to figure out what's going on. A broken wire should keep the fans
> running so it could be a short in the wires. I suppose I need to test
> the temp sender for connectivity as well but I'd be surprised if it
> failed closed. Any other suggestions?
>
> Mitch

Were they running before, was your radiator clogged overheating the
motor making the fan run unnesisarily, Is it cold where you are, My
fan doesnt run in winter hardly ever. Is your thermostat bad, it will
keep engine temp and milage lower, so a new radiator cooling better
will make them not run.
From: Joe on 14 Jan 2008 16:58
The only time that my fans kick on (and I can see/hear them on) when I
let the car sit for a long time (about 15 minutes) on idle in a heated
garage. I don't know where you're located, but if it's cold out where
you're at, then you might not see the fans kick on for a while. You
might just pull the accelerator wire while you stand watching the fans
for a couple of minutes and see if they kick on. Just a thought.
From: Mitch on 14 Jan 2008 17:17
The fans work. If you pull the connector plug to the sensor at the top
of the radiator the fans will run whenever the car is on. They only
stopped coming on automatically after I replaced the radiator.

The 1.5 year old radiator developed a 6" crack across the top. It had a
lifetime warranty but it's still a pain to change it. And to think I
paid extra for a premium radiator!

Mitch
From: Mitch on 14 Jan 2008 16:39
No; for that
destroys nature. We possess truth and goodness only in part, and mingled
with falsehood and evil.

386. If we dreamt the same thing every night, it would affect us as much as
the objects we see every day. And if an artisan were sure to dream every
night for twelve hours' duration that he was a king, I believe he would be
almost as happy as a king, who should dream every night for twelve hours on
end that he was an artisan.

If we were to dream every night that we were pursued by enemies and harassed
by these painful phantoms, or that we passed every day in different
occupations, as in making a voyage, we should suffer almost as much as if it
were real, and should fear to sleep, as we fear to wake when we dread in
fact to enter on such mishaps. And, indeed, it would cause pretty nearly the
same discomforts as the reality.

But since dreams are all different, and each single one is diversified, what
is seen in them affects us much less than what we see when awake, because of
its continuity, which is not, however, so continuous and level as not to
change too; but it changes less abruptly, except rarely, as when we travel,
and then we say, "It seems to me I am dreaming." For life is a dream a
little less inconstant.

387. It may be that there are true demonstrations; but this is not certain.
Thus, this proves nothing else but that it is not certain that all is
uncertain, to the glory of scepticism.

388. Good sense.--They are compelled to say, "You are not acting in good
faith; we are not asleep," etc. How I love to see this proud reason
humiliated and suppliant! For this is not the language of a man whose right
is disputed, and who defends it with the power of armed hands. He is not
foolish enough to declare that men are not acting in good faith, but he
punishes this bad faith with force.

389. Ecclesiastes shows that man without God is in total ignorance and
inevitable misery. For it is wretched to have the wish, but not the power.
Now he wou


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