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Old 22nd July 2015, 15:32   #11
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*Update.

Had this checked out today, the fan DOES work through using the Aircon but is not triggered by the engine temp. So it looks like the control Module?

For now I can force the fan on by using aircon, if it gets hot.

Anyone had this before?
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Old 22nd July 2015, 17:58   #12
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check the temp on the dash using the IPK diagnostics at see what the actual temperature is rather then relying on the guage
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Hi Greeners, yes I do. I always run the car with the actual coolant temp showing using the diagnostic tool
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Old 22nd July 2015, 18:21   #14
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what temperature does it get up to ?
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Just recently we have all been surprised to find some gold resistors failing.

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Not just recently either, I fitted one to my last car probably around 5-6 years ago and it only lasted 18 months, or to be precise, 18 months after I fitted it I noticed it was no longer working

The replacement however continued providing sterling service until I sold the car a couple of months ago
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what temperature does it get up to ?
Driving along it stays around 92, then slower moving traffic on a hot day around 98-102

With the fan it stays in the late 80s.
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... then slower moving traffic on a hot day around 98-102 ...
Is the fan is running at 102° and does it successfully reduce the temperature to 96°?

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Is the fan is running at 102° and does it successfully reduce the temperature to 96°?

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No, the fan didn't kick in itself at 102. The fan only works if I stick the aircon on LO (not ECON) then it works. So it seems my problem is the control box/module. But I understand that is part of the fan set up behind the bumper.
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The fan only works if I stick the aircon on LO (not ECON) then it works.
Stephen; can you repeat the test using the windscreen demist button when the engine is cold. Using 'Auto' doesn't guarantee that the air con. is activated as you've found out.

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Will do Simon.

So when the engine is cold I just switch on the ignition and press the demist button? Sure I done this on Monday but nothing happen (with the fan).
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