Camaro Funny

1994 camaro electrical problems?

The primary cooling fan(radiator fan) does not come on when the car gets hot. The motor is not bad, because it comes on when the A/C is on. But the car will overheat without the fan engaging. I tried replacing the fan relay, and the cooling temp sensor (the one on the block (drivers side) beside the exhaust manifold), but the only difference was a strange electrical issue. now, after the car has been off for a minute with a key out, the clock on the radio comes on, and there is a funny clicking noise under the steering wheel.

makes no sense at all to me......
I forgot to say that when the clock comes on, if I mess with the radio, or open the door, it turns off.

And yes, I know that the radio is designed to stay on, but this happens after I've left the vehicle, and i come back a minute later.
Engine is a 3.4L v6, coupe, with the stock head unit (non-monsoon) - AM/FM radio and cassette player.

the clicking noise is a Relay, no doubt, in the fuse box under the steering wheel. For the radio and clock thing, it sounds like you have a short to ground somewhere forcing it on. Check if you put the new relays in backwards. There is a engine ground at the near the top left of the radiator that grounds all your fans for your radiator, make sure thats connected and corrosion free. other then that i really don't have the information to help you too much. Next time incluse the engine size, the body type and the radio type.