twitchyrear

i noticed my saph was getting a little hotter than norm so after a few checks i found my fuse for my fans has melted and the fans aren't cutting in!! and the reciving slot in the fuse box doesn't look healthy now,what has caused this???cheers in advance

The DIVA

iTrader: (3)

Common prob mate........The fans overload the fusebox and melt it...

I wire my fans through a 40A relay direct to the battery and switch the relay with the fan switch(All correctly fused for safety of course)..

DazC

iTrader: (1)

The only reliable way is a rewire. I used to make and sell looms to do repair or prevent this from happening which was an independant system.

After you have made a loom to repair the fault, it will take about an hour to fit. can do the whole job from start to finish in about 3.5 hours to the standard I used to make them but a lashed in affair would only take a couple of hours probably.

Stealth Bomber

Yep mine's done this. New fans and new wires is the best thing.

Rick

As robbie - my headlights and fans are all relay'd seperately.

BILLY

Same thing happened to me too. Just as I was pulling in to Ford Fair Steam all over the place

TIFF

Oh yes, i thought it was about time the Fan question reared its ugly head again

Que my Re-Wire diagram (Daz C Loves this )

TIFF

TIFF

So good i posted it twice

RichardPON

What the fuck is that?

Did one of your kids draw it for a school project?

TIFF

Rich

That is an Award winning bit off Auto-CAD

DazC

iTrader: (1)

The Numpty Award!

The Rapid 1

What is it a dot to dot or a spot the difference with all the bits left out


Steve

TIFF

Steve

It is a "Fill in the blanks" challenge

The Rapid 1

That better even tho makes me look a bit of a twat

Mind you could still do with a fuse in circuit

Steve