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Cooling fan relay

Lemon

Lemon

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This happened to mine and it is the fan switch in the radiator not a relay. A pain to change. Matt take one of the fuses out, cannot remember which one it is for now until you get it fixed. Cheers lee
 
I think the fan switch was only about £17 ish I had other bits done, but I guess someone will charge you an hour or so's labour if you do not want to do it.
 
ORIGINAL: matt_s2 Ok mate cheers. Its just a pain in the arse. Did you have the same problem?
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It is a pain yes, but for me my car is only a used at weekends, so I just popped the fuse back in when I wanted to drive it till I got it fixed
 
My 91 s2 cooling fans are running until the battery dies, and I assume this is the cooling fan relay being stuck on. I want to replace this myself but cannot see how to remove the relay its self from the fuse box. anyone have any ideas??

matt
 
Hi Matt, mine was also radiator thermostat- Lee is spot on i was charged an hours labour, but unfortunately it had destroyed an 18 month old battery. Battery conditioner now hard wired in. Cheers Ron
 
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