Fan Timing
It is indeed an F and apologies I should of said that.
Thats great ill check that sensor so.
I'm presuming it's gone faulty so must look at getting a replacement one.
Thats great ill check that sensor so.
I'm presuming it's gone faulty so must look at getting a replacement one.
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I am not too familiar with the F set up . I believe it is similar to the MPI Mini in that if the engine ECU does not see a viable signal from the sensor it will turn the fan on as a safety feature. It could be a poor connection to or from the ECU or as you say just a case of the switch being faulty. Forum members who own an F will be able to guide you better than myself.
John .
John .
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Hey Guys
New (used) sensor arrived today. Plugged in easily and now no more fan stuck on.
Just wanted to say thanks for all the help.
New (used) sensor arrived today. Plugged in easily and now no more fan stuck on.
Just wanted to say thanks for all the help.
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