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My ZT run at 82 - 87 degrees when moving . get to 95 when sit at traffic light .
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Has K-seal been added to your cooling system Boriss? Simon
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Where did you apply this 12v please Boriss? Simon
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I will try today repeat all checks and do photos of proof Also I will find out then what wires I was using to make fan work when apply 12v. My car completely nonsense and full of surprises or I total idiot
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I'm a bit suspicious of the bright blue large relay in your control box. They've always been black in every picture I've seen. Simon
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Oh I see that I can explain when I was first time accessed to control box it was with speed of F1 as time was against me so that relley full apart. So I put new one
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Ahh, thank you. That relay controls the fan's slow speed (speed 1) and is a very heavy duty relay rated at 60 amps (at 23 degrees C). Is your blue one this specification?
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No as I can see it is 30amps. Upps
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Good! That could be the problem. See if you can find a TE (manufacturer) Power Relay F4 part number: V23134 B52 C642.
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