Thermo fan one on constantly

Thermo fan one on constantly

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gkronberg

Original Poster:

44 posts

234 months

Sunday 23rd June 2019
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Hi all
Thermo fan one is on constantly.

Assume it’s a sensor issue , or is it something else

8ball_Rob

219 posts

103 months

Sunday 23rd June 2019
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The TVR Speed-6 ECU Diagnostics Software User Manual (see the downloads page on MyTuscan.co.uk) has the following to say about the cooling fans and sensor faults (see p.4):

TVR Speed-6 ECU Diagnostics Software User Manual said:
WATER TEMP
Water temperature is measured by the sensor located in the cylinder head. If the ECU detects a fault with this reading it will substitute a value of 95°C. The engine cooling fans are controlled by this temperature reading, and are turned on at 92°C, off at 88°C. Therefore under fault conditions the cooling fans will be turned on.
From your post it sounds as though you only have one fan that's stuck on, so based on the above I'd have thought that a sensor fault is unlikely since otherwise you would expect both fans to be permanently on. Have you checked the relays for both fans? If not, and if the second fan seems to be operating correctly (i.e. kicking in at higher temperatures), then could you try swapping the two relays around to see if the first fan then switches on/off correctly? If swapping the relays causes the fault to move to the other fan, then I'd say you've found the culprit.

NB. The MyTuscan website also helpfully has a copy of the fuseboard layout:


gkronberg

Original Poster:

44 posts

234 months

Sunday 23rd June 2019
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Magic , thanks

  1. 2 does kick in . So I’ll hunt the relay as a possible issue .
If you don’t hear from me , it’s all resolved ..

Ta

TravelsVeryRapid

516 posts

278 months

Monday 24th June 2019
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I recently had that problem and it was a relay. You can get a replacement from TVR parts.

KenInOntario

97 posts

107 months

Monday 24th June 2019
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I have exactly the same problem. Tried swapping the relays around and the fan still comes on, any ideas?

KenInOntario

97 posts

107 months

Tuesday 25th June 2019
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I found my issue. Loose connector

Technoholic

490 posts

66 months

Tuesday 2nd July 2019
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Loose connector where? I have the same issue but think it’s the trinary switch at fault

OlderandWiser

45 posts

151 months

Wednesday 31st July 2019
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The right hand (drivers side) fan runs on my car, but not the left. Should they both kick in at the same temp, or one first, then the second if temperature continues to rise?

Basil Brush

5,080 posts

263 months

Friday 2nd August 2019
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The first kicks in at 92 degrees then the second at 94.