the fan clutch goes on and off, on 1 min off 3 min, is erratic sometimes staying on for long periods of time before shutting off, I have replaced hi pressure switch at a/c compressor, fan switch on firewall also low pressure switch on fire wall, also replaced coolant temp sensor connected to ecm , and replaced fan clutch solenoid on firewall ,fan clutch has no air leaks and relay checks good, problem still exists, can anybody help
I'm having the same problem on my 97 n-14. Haven't had a chance to get to the bottom of it yet. If you figure it out , please finish up with the thread. ECM problem possibly ?
fan clutch could be failing. check the pins on the 2-pin connector to the solenoid, make sure they are not all loose, you should be able to stick the end of a paper clip in and have drag in and out, if there is no drag, replace pins or whole connector .
Just trying to keep it simple, so first I would hook-up some A/C gauges to see if your head pressure is spiking, meaning it very well could have been over-serviced causing the fan to operate more than it should, if readings are normal than the air line to the clutch or to the solenoid are bleeding off somewhere, I guess a third possibility could be that the switch located in the H/P line closest to the compressor (kicks on the fan for high A/C head pressure), might have a wiring issue or again a bad "new" switch as you state.
Throwing parts at something and hoping it fixes it isn't a smart way to do things. Almost everything on modern trucks is run through a computer. You need to see what it sees. Could be as simple as a plugged up rad causing high coolant temps or A/C pressures.