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Shez2908 21st April 2022 12:05

Temp gauge
 
Hi Any advice please would be appreciated.. my temp gauge is dropping to 0 when driving and I can hear the fan coming on😬..is there anything I can check before booking it in?.also I’m looking for a reputable garage/mechanic in Sedgefield/Durham area preferably who likes working on “the older” car😊..Thanks in advance..


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trikey 21st April 2022 12:11

Sounds like a lack of water or an airlock, you need Dave Johnson at fencehouses, send me a private message and I’ll give you his number.

stevestrat 21st April 2022 13:18

Could be a dodgy temperature sensor or wiring. If the ECU loses the signal it defaults to "panic mode" and turns the fan on.

SD1too 22nd April 2022 09:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevestrat (Post 2929310)
Could be a dodgy temperature sensor or wiring. If the ECU loses the signal it defaults to "panic mode" and turns the fan on.

:wot:

This is the explanation given in RAVE Sheran. Initially try cleaning and reseating the sensor connector.

Simon

xsport 23rd April 2022 10:42

once it is removed there should be an escape of fluid from the block , pretty much immediately. if not it should release any air before filling the void and rising up . at least this is what i found. This was on a cold engine with the reservoir cap removed.

T-Cut 23rd April 2022 15:03

The temperature gauge will drop to the 'Off' position when the coolant temperature sensor signal is lost. It's typically due to muck and vibration in the wiring connector plug. As a safety measure, the fan responds by turning on to cool what could be an overheating engine. A good reconnection will fix the problem. No other steps are required. The sensor and its connector are located at the coolant outlet elbow from the head (RHS as you look at it from the front).

TC

Shez2908 30th April 2022 11:27

That’s great.. thanks for all the advice👌😊


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