Where is the cooling fan relay on a 91 Toyota Camry?

Answer 1

Although I can't say for sure, in most Toyotas the relay is usually located under the hood in a box, or housing where the majority of relays and fuses are grouped together. There's typically a black plastic cover you remove to expose the relays. Either on top of, or underneath the plastic lid, there should be a layout with descriptions corresponding with the relays and their locations within the box. There should be one labeled "cooling fan". As for what the actual relay looks like, the top portion is round, with a silver-colored metal surface. If you pull out the relay, it will have 4 terminals, two pointing vertically and two horizontally, sort of like a "T". If the numbers on the old relay are still readable, you might see something like 12V 15A, and an OE #90987-03001 or 056700-4670. If you've found something like this, you most likely have found the fan relay. On some Toyotas, there may be more than one relay in the housing that are exactly the same. If this is the case, you can test by swapping relays, using one of the others and plugging it into the slot for the fan relay. Keep in mind, the Camry also has a 'radiator fan switch' which controls the fan. If you're having a problem with the fan not coming on, this might be another part to check out in case a new fan relay doesn't solve the problem. Good luck!