1. Oct 5, 2006 #1
   

   timmy_tam New Member

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   can't seem to find a specific answer for my problem, so here goes
   
   been hot lately (today was 30 degrees C!)
   
   and the temperature keeps rising toward middle, then dropping to 1/4
   
   i stop they car, leave the engine running, temp is at 1/2 and i notice that the thermo fan isn't moving
   
   but it does in order to lower the temp am i right?
   
   how can i check it still works and that it's not broken?
   and that it comes in at the right time?
   time for a new one?
   thanks

    

   timmy_tam, Oct 5, 2006

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2. Oct 5, 2006 #2
   

   holden007 VRII

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   Turn on the air conditioner and see if the fan works.

    

   holden007, Oct 5, 2006

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3. Oct 5, 2006 #3
   

   2greedy VP Calais (SSV)

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   M8 i had this problem the other day and it turned out to be 1 of 2 things the relay under the bonnet and 1 of the fuses in the vehicle.

    

   2greedy, Oct 5, 2006

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4. Oct 5, 2006 #4
   

   88GreenVN Next Exit Left

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   Try swoping the relay with the horn relay. Dose the horn still work after that....

    

   88GreenVN, Oct 5, 2006

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5. Oct 6, 2006 #5
   

   AlpineRaven New Member

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   Yeah, common problem - agey relay - make sure you get the correct part number from Bursons or Holden etc.. Yep good hint is to check the horn relay.
   Cheers
   AP

    

   AlpineRaven, Oct 6, 2006

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