Drivers fan on perminetly
Drivers fan on perminetly
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deders

Original Poster:

93 posts

250 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Hi

My radiator fan on the drivers side comes on as soon as i turn on the ignition on my Sagaris and stays on untill i turn the ignition off !

Tried to trace back the wires from the fan to find the relitive switch or sensor but very difficult to trace back as its hidden in areas.

Any ideas please ?

Cheers

Paul

Hexhamhc

456 posts

312 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Almost certainly a failed trinary switch. It's the unit just to the right of the front engine bay whith three wires coming from it. You could try checking the connections but it'll probably need a new switch and then a re-gas of the a/c.
Hope this helps and best regards, Tony

deders

Original Poster:

93 posts

250 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Thanks Tony

rolex

3,120 posts

287 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Hexhamhc said:
it'll probably need a new switch and then a re-gas of the a/c.
Hope this helps and best regards, Tony
Please excuse my ignorance but why a re-gas?

deders

Original Poster:

93 posts

250 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Please excuse my ignorance but why a re-gas?


I was thinking the same !

Hexhamhc

456 posts

312 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Because when you replace the trinary switch you have to 'exhaust' the a/c system, fit the new switch and then re-gas.
Cheers, Tony

L1OFF

3,771 posts

285 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Does anybody know why they only last a few months? I forgotten how many of these I have bought over the last few years.

Alan

deders

Original Poster:

93 posts

250 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Tony

If i replace the switch will the a/c "exhaust" as the switch is removed ? Or do i need to do this else where before i remove the switch ?

Is it a garage job to re gas ?

What is the methord to re gas ?

Lots of questions i know ;o)

Cheers

Paul

VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

236 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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L1OFF said:
Does anybody know why they only last a few months? I forgotten how many of these I have bought over the last few years.
Alan
Made in Taiwan!
The contacts corrode easily

Smear silicone grease around the wires to stop water getting in then usually OK

deders said:
If i replace the switch will the a/c "exhaust" as the switch is removed ?
Or do i need to do this else where before i remove the switch ?
Is it a garage job to re gas ?
Discharge through valve with grey H cap on opposite side

Garage job to recharge 725cc & 60cc of pag46 lube oil


G smile

Edited by VARLEYHYD on Saturday 23 August 18:52

Ribol

11,993 posts

287 months

Saturday 23rd August 2008
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Not familiar with the Sag but does it have two fan relays, one for each fan?

Could it not just be a faulty relay if that is the case?

VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

236 months

Sunday 24th August 2008
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Ribol said:
Not familiar with the Sag but does it have two fan relays, one for each fan?

Could it not just be a faulty relay if that is the case?
yes could be relay, so swap R23 & R51 realys before changing trinary

G

deders

Original Poster:

93 posts

250 months

Sunday 24th August 2008
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Sounds a good plan !

Location of both relays if you would ?

;o)

VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

236 months

Sunday 24th August 2008
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deders said:
Sounds a good plan !

Location of both relays if you would ?

;o)
its here sagaris pages

The fuse panel is ID'd with R no.s

G

ginner

442 posts

264 months

Sunday 24th August 2008
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Had this on my 05 Sag.

It was the trinary switch as mentioned above. The Trinary switch is located in the air con system, which is why it needs to be degassed to remove and regassed once replaced.

J