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Diagnosing Low TEMP Sender Problems
- Subject: Diagnosing Low TEMP Sender Problems
- From: "Pierre Jacomet" <pierrj@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1998 19:12:34 PDT
Hmmm... I see I have the problem of the FAN not startting at low
speed... I read on the ALFA FAQ the following:
> "My 92 164L was overheating, and I replaced the notorious
> low speed fan resistor, which I *ASSUMED* was bad.
> No, it turned out the thermo fan switch was bad.
> It was switching the fan on at a much higher
> temperature. Until the replacement fan switch came, I just
> bypassed the old thermo fan switch so that the fan comes on low
> speed at all times. Temp is nice and steady just above 175F."
I have a couple of Qs on this:
Is there a way to diagnose whether the low speed fan resistor is bad
aside from "guess" replacing it? I figure this resistor is the one that
is on upper back part of the radiator that has just a couple of cables
going in... Is it safe to just connect one cable to the other and bypass
it to test whether the low speed FAN will start?
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