Fan Switch
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Just taken the S2 out for a little trot but its just getting to hot, do any of you guys know where the fan switch is i think im going to get the fans to stay on for a little longer when i stop etc?
Have many ppl got their fan on just a normal on/off switch
Cheers in advance
Have many ppl got their fan on just a normal on/off switch
Cheers in advance
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take the stat out!..... will only be a tempery solution tho! same as manual fan switch!
tho i know what ya saying my pug 306 fan used to stay on till the water was cool even with the key out the ignition! really surprised turbo cars dont have this as std really!
tho i know what ya saying my pug 306 fan used to stay on till the water was cool even with the key out the ignition! really surprised turbo cars dont have this as std really!
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Cheers for the quick reply james, thats what i want it to happen the fans stay on til the water is cool, just trying to figure a way of doing it, do you know where the fan switch is located is it on th engine block?
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Get a 82degree thermo stat, cossie fan switch (comes in earlier) and either, park up and keep ignition on and fan will stay running and cool it, or fit a manual fan switch (best idea) Dont bridge it and have it on with ignition live, I did this on my old one, was a nightmare
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I have an in-car fan switch on the S1 and S2. Just for peace of mind really. You have total control over the car's temp then, rather than relying on an auto temp switch which may deteriorate over time & let those temps creep up before cutting in.
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Thats great Tony, cheers, so in theory all i need is the lower temp thermostat and replace it where you hav arrowed i guess.
Still trying to think of a way of getting the fan to stay on without the ignition running ummmmmmm.... (Something to think about when im at work - Bored lol)
Still trying to think of a way of getting the fan to stay on without the ignition running ummmmmmm.... (Something to think about when im at work - Bored lol)
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No need to keep shouting!!!!
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The thing you mean is probably the water sender, at a guess, there are lots of things that stick out of the block.
Little black cap over it?
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The thing you mean is probably the water sender, at a guess, there are lots of things that stick out of the block.
Little black cap over it?
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