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graeme
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 Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2003 7:56 pm Post subject: Fan cutting in temp |
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I've just installed my 16v engine after rebuilding it. Everything seems fine but I don't think the fan is cutting in. I don't wan't to risk running it too hot so can someone tell me what temp the fan should come on at?
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graeme
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| Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2003 7:58 pm Post subject: What Arna? |
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I haven't got an Arna. Why does it say I have?
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Admin
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Hi
That was just me being cruel. It is a ranking system based on the number of posts you have made.
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Dave_NZ
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it all depends on the thermostat. mine cuts in at around 90-95. i know it is a little hight but it very rarely reaches that high. it may also be that my temp reading is incorrect. make a short in the fan circuit to test that the fan works. good luck
Dave
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Eddie W
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Dave`s right . Your fan temp switch is on r/h side of the rad, pull both wires off and with your key on touching them together should make the fan go. OOPS make that L/H side of rad 
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