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P0694 — Fan Control Circuit High

What it means: Fan Control Circuit High.

How serious / can you keep driving: Caution. Limp to the next safe stop.

Check first: Check fan clutch solenoid circuit

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What P0694 means

Fan Control Circuit High. Common causes: Fan control circuit stuck high.

How serious is it?

Caution. Limp to the next safe stop.

Most likely causes

  1. Fan control circuit stuck high
  2. Failed fan clutch
  3. wiring shorted high

First moves (roadside)

  1. Check fan clutch solenoid circuit
  2. test fan operation
  3. replace clutch if stuck engaged

FAQ

What does P0694 mean?

Fan Control Circuit High. Common causes: Fan control circuit stuck high.

How serious is P0694?

Caution — Limp to the next safe stop.

What's the most likely cause of P0694?

The most common cause is: Fan control circuit stuck high. Other possibilities include Failed fan clutch; wiring shorted high.

Can I keep driving with P0694?

Limp to the next safe stop. When in doubt, get a qualified mobile diesel tech on the truck before continuing.

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