2019年9月8日 · Repair Information for P1673 KIA code. Learn what Cooling Fan Relay Circuit Malfunction means, location and how to repair?

Home KiaP1673 Kia DTC P1673 Make: Kia Code: P1673 Definition: Cooling Fan Circuit Malfunction Description: Key on or the engine running and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition on the Fan control circuit during the CCM test. Note: The cooling fan relay pull-in coil resistance is 80 ohms at 68°F. Cause:

Repair fault KIA 1673 Command circuit refrigeration fan 2 Code according to OBD II regulations: P1673 Click here to know all OBD codes Fault code returned by the ECU: 1673

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P1673 KIA Cooling Fan Relay Circuit Malfunction. Possible causes – Faulty cooling fan relay – Cooling fan relay harness is open or shorted – Cooling fan relay circuit poor electrical connection Symptoms – Engine Light ON (or Service Engine Soon Warning Light)

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Make: KIA Description: P1673 KIA Cooling Fan Relay Circuit Malfunction Possible causes: – Faulty cooling fan relay – Cooling fan relay harness is open or shorted – Cooling fan relay circuit poor electrical connection

The P1673 code indicates a malfunction in the cooling fan relay circuit of the vehicle. The cooling fan relay is responsible for controlling the operation of the cooling fan, which helps regulate the engine's temperature by dissipating heat.

P1673 2001 KIA SPECTRA - Cooling Fan Relay Circuit Malfunction Read more: https://www.autocodes.com/p1673_2001_kia_spectra.html

2009年12月25日 · I have a 99 Kia Sephia that has code #P1673. Can someone tell me what it is & how to repair it? Will this be a problem - Answered by a verified Auto Mechanic