Hi just a quick question with all this warm weather I noticed our car was getting a little too warm yesterday in start stop traffic normaly sits at 90 deg but in start stop traffic it got up to app. 102deg with out the fan kicking in . So I got home and checked the cooling fan and it was totally cracked and smashed up ( previour owners obviously had a front end bump and not got it repaired ) Now I have got a replacement fan and fitted it and let the car run till it got up to temp. and over but the fan still didn't kick in. Any suggestions on what to check next ?
Thanks Alan
cooling fan
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aland13uk
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Re: cooling fan
Right im 99% sure I have found my problem corroded wire , now I need to get to it any suggestions
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Re: cooling fan
Can't really tell what I'm looking at here- it's a bit too close up. Can you take another shot from same angle but further back?
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Hope this helps
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just edited it
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Capncol
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Re: cooling fan
Thanks. That looks like a fan speed resistor. I will have to look at our to see if that's what it is.
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Re: cooling fan
I think it is col but not 100% sure might need some suggestions on fixing it im thinking remove the resistor and check the condition and maby a bit of soldering might be needed
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Re: cooling fan
Looks like you need to drop the rad off the mounts and move it back towards the engine. I'm off out now but will be able to look deeper on Mon if you need it.
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Re: cooling fan
Thats the high and low speed fan relays.
I had the same problem on mine.
I made a note of what colour wires went where, cut the other wires off from that connector and then put spade connectors on the wires and plugged them into the relay direct in the correct places.
Also they are just normal 5 pin change over relays so if they need replacing (Like mine did) just buy them rather than going to Peugeot and getting 'genuine' ones.
I had the same problem on mine.
I made a note of what colour wires went where, cut the other wires off from that connector and then put spade connectors on the wires and plugged them into the relay direct in the correct places.
Also they are just normal 5 pin change over relays so if they need replacing (Like mine did) just buy them rather than going to Peugeot and getting 'genuine' ones.
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Re: cooling fan
Well done 
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aland13uk
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Re: cooling fan
Thanks for the help. Leegsi I think im going to do it how you did, Would these be suitable
http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/12v-40a-dc-re ... ions-ar32k
or maby these
http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/12v-40a-dc-sp ... elay-n02aw
or do you know where you got yours from
Thanks Alan
http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/12v-40a-dc-re ... ions-ar32k
or maby these
http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/12v-40a-dc-sp ... elay-n02aw
or do you know where you got yours from
Thanks Alan
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Re: cooling fan
Both those you linked to will be fine.
These are the ones I used and took 3 days to arrive: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160703035829? ... EBIDX%3AIT
These are the ones I used and took 3 days to arrive: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160703035829? ... EBIDX%3AIT