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Cooling fan problem.

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Fans wont turn on, car overheats idle. 

changed one defect fan, both now work with direct battery supply, changed the relay under the battery. 

still wont come on. 

 

i cant find any wiring diagram for this. anyone has them?

other tips? 

thanks : ) 

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VIN/chassis number required to get sufficient data about the vehicle to find best wiring information, please.

Edited by Breezy_Pete

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sorry. 


TMBJX11U638690186
BFQ

The system for the BFQ is unique across the 1U platform.

 

Radiator fan control unit, radiator fan, air conditioning system magnetic coupling
J110- Central locking control unit
 
J293 - Radiator fan control unit
J393 - Convenience electric central control unit
N25 - Air conditioning system magnetic coupling
T2r - 2-pin connector, for air conditioning system magnetic coupling
T3h - 3-pin connector, in the holder on the left radiator
T3s - 3-pin connector, in the holder on the left radiator
T4r - 4-pin connector, at radiator fan control unit
T4t - 4-pin connector, in the holder on the starter
T14a - 14-pin connector, at radiator fan control unit
T14b - 14-pin connector, on front left in engine compartment (black)
T15a - 15-pin connector, at central locking control unit / at convenience electric central control unit
V7 - Radiator fan
V35 - Radiator fan, right
12a - Earth point -2-, below the battery on the left
188 - Earth connection, in front left wiring harness
A49 - Connection -1-, in wiring harness behind dash panel
L5 - Connection -1-, in front left wiring harness
L6 - Connection -2-, in front left wiring harness
* - only for vehicles with anti-theft alarm system

 

 

BFQ coolant fan.jpg

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Edited by Breezy_Pete

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all the fuses is okay.
the 4-pin connector, at radiator fan control unit seems to be working as intended. 
the termostat is changed, and all the temp sensors change resistance with temperature. 

 

so the 14-pin connector, at radiator fan control unit:
T14/4 and T14/9 both gives 14.1v

/2 from G65 High pressure sender (which im not sure what is, or located) gives 0.72volts.
/8 gives 0 volts but 14.1v with AC on. not sure where this is going either.
/3 - 0.02 volts not sure what this is either.
/10 - 0.00v
/6 - 0.00v

/13 which goes to Central locking control unit, dash panel and Convenience electric central control unit
fluctuates pretty fast, 5v-10v-12v-5v-10v-12v-5v-10v-12v and so on. 
which is weird?? or normal? xD

/11 and /7 which goes to the ECU i believe shows 0v with car off, and 0.02 - 0.03v with car on. 
so pretty dead? nothing happends here as temp increase either. 

 

suggestions? : )

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/2 from G65 High pressure sender (which im not sure what is, or located) gives 0.72volts.

i ran 12v from the battery into the white wire in the g65 connector and the fans turned on.

is this a problem with the
refrigerant? can i remove the sensor without any other problems occuring with the ac system?

the white wire is also connected to the ECU, why? 
 

 

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