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Originally Posted by tangofox007
The aux fan relay would be at the top of my list. (That might not be THE way forward, but it is a step in that direction.) Is it possible that your aux fan has been "re-engineered" to operate differently than the original design?
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Certainly nothing I've done, though in the past, I have noticed the fan seems to activate almost instantly.
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Originally Posted by Graham
Terminal 86 is the 12V side of any relay and is connected to 12V. In this case both the aux fan and the power window relay terminal 86s are powered from fuse 12.
Don't know if you have this, but section 24 has the wiring diagrams and shows the wiring for the various components powered by fuse 12.
Model 123 - OM616 Maintenance Manuals
If everything is working with a new fuse, it wil be hard to troubleshoot until the fuse blows again! |
Thank you for this. Pardon my inexperience, but as I have manual windows, you are referring simply to the Aux fan relay? Would unplugging the Aux fan be the same as removing the relay or is that too far downstream?
A five-pack of fuses just arrived from Amazon so I suppose I have about four shots at getting this right.