2013 Ford Focus ST Overheating Problem! - Radiator Fan Not Coming On! Fan Control Module Innova 5610

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The part number for the Ford Fan Assembly with the module is:
Fan Assembly - Ford (CV6Z-8C607-P)


Just a quick video showing how I Fixed an intermittent overheating issue with a 2013 Ford Focus ST. The owner said that the fan would sometimes not come on causing the car to overheat. It turned out to be a bad fan control module. Unfortunately, Ford only sells this complete with the Radiator Fan Assembly. I also showed how to check the MIDI fuse (Also called Mega Fuse) for the fan's power circuit which are known to crack and break continuity when they get hot or flex, but it checked out ok.

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