Keeping the incredibly hot parts of a car (including you) cool is vital to the car running well. If the cooling fan on your 1997 Ford Windstar isn't working, you may have a problem with your cooling fan dropping resistor. This video will show you how to find and fix that part.
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1 Comment
2001 ford windstar or later the cooling fan dropping resistor is located in the driver side inside of the bumper. Great work Ford hidding it!!!
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