Heat fan not working in 2001 ford escape

engine rad fan, AC front condensor fan.???
all have fuse
all have relays
we test those
and even hot wire fans to make sure fan even works.
or cab blower fan dead.
we can not guess fans, ever, learn to be specific, even tell
exactly where it is.
some cars have 4 fans, 1 cab and 3 up front, or just 1 huge one up front, and I and not guessing your country or engine so , I STOP

if fan not blowing check fuse relay --if good check control -switch -regulator -fan

Blower is not running ? Or is ?if the blower fans not working check fuses or replace motor , if your heat cycles and your blower blows cool air , its likely a heater core issue

Replace the water pump

Have you checked the thermo fans are cutting in and out. It may be the switch at the botom of the radiator or someone may have left the wire to the fan disconected probably when replaceing the radiator. or the A/C condensor might be blocked with grass stopping the air flow.

Hi its ounds like the fan has failed, the fan blows the heat into the vents without it, it will just remain in the heater core. other possibility and very common also is the cabin heater regulator they ofetn go, located in the middle of the car looking into the engine compartment has 2 pipes one in one out, feel the pipes see which is hot etc and get back to me.

Regards

Dan

it could be a vaccum line thats disconnected or the bypass vent door that diverts the air is either stuck or broken.

I have a 2002 Escape V6. I had a squeak when turning... even when standing still. It was fairly low mileage: 40,000 miles?
It was the outer tie rod. You could feel it squeak in your hand while someone else turned the steering wheel.
I disconnected the tie rod. I wasn't worn, just squeaky. I squirted a little WD40 inside the boot, and worked it in. Reassembled and squeak gone.
I bought a replacement tie rod, but never had to put it on. I'm now at 110,000 miles.

Have you changed the thermostat yet if not this should solve your overheating