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Old 11th June 2022, 14:09   #1
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Should the Air Condition Compressor come on and off intermittently ????

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Old 13th June 2022, 08:37   #2
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Under normal operating conditions Julien, no.

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Under normal operating conditions Julien, no.

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Thank you Simon, when the Air Condtioning is turned on it would appear the fan cuts in and out.

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Thank you Simon, when the Air Condtioning is turned on it would appear the fan cuts in and out.

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fan cutting in and out when A/C is on is a sign of resistor failure
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fan cutting in and out when A/C is on is a sign of resistor failure
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Is that the silver or gold one???

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regardless of the current resistor ( original one was silver, replacement ones are gold) you should replace with a good quality gold one.
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My V6 is the same. With aircon on, the fan cycles on and off, blades almost stop completely then start up again. The aircon works and the car doesn't overheat, in my ignorance, I thought this was normal but clearly it isn't.

Mine has a gold resistor but I guess that the low speed operation has still failed. It was a complete second hand fan unit 18 months ago as nothing worked before that. When fitted, I am pretty sure all speeds (three I think) worked OK.

I've just ordered a new resistor kit from Jules in Colwyn Bay for £22.
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