Overheating Chevy Venture...
never had a problem regarding this until about years ago.
1) the Radiator, Radiator Cap, Water Pump, Thermostat are now all new. Recently flushed and coolant (Shell Reco-cool) replaced
2) both Cooling Fans (driver side and passenger side) are now all new, including the Underhood Fuse/Relay Junction Box who's terminals burnt out (the new one burned also, apparently a design flaw...resolved by soldering the failed wire directly on the pin)
3) A/C Compressor (Delphi) was replaced 2 years ago and should be still be relatively "new"
These worked for a while until recently when it began overheating again!
Wizzard recommended getting the ECU/PCM checked by "someone in Banawe" coz they find nothing wrong with the wiring. Apparently the computer is not closing the ground on the relay.
They temporarily setup up a toggle-switch that directly hooks up the power from the battery to the driver-side aux fan so I may drive the van and not need towing. It works but of course the "Check Engine" warning light switched on.
Has anyone encountered a similar problem before???