Audi Tt Radiator Fan Switch Location at Max Kyle blog

Audi Tt Radiator Fan Switch Location. Directly below the larger, 345 mm fan, drivers side, you will see the lower radiator hose. To test a fan motor, unplug the electrical connector at the motor and use fused jumper wires to connect battery power and ground. I've got a neuspeed 80 degree switch to go in and can't seem to locate the. I've recently come across a similar issue with an '01 tt 225 where its main rad fan wouldn't turn on yet its secondary fan would. The switch is located about 2/3 of the way down the end of the radiator. It was very tight for space and i've got big hands lol. It is held with a clamp that you release by pushing. If that does not close the connection at a certain temp it will not allow the voltage to be relayed to the relay box under battery thus the fans. First is the temp sensor that screws into the radiator. Does anyone know where the fan switch is located lol?

It is held with a clamp that you release by pushing. It was very tight for space and i've got big hands lol. First is the temp sensor that screws into the radiator. I've got a neuspeed 80 degree switch to go in and can't seem to locate the. The switch is located about 2/3 of the way down the end of the radiator. Does anyone know where the fan switch is located lol? If that does not close the connection at a certain temp it will not allow the voltage to be relayed to the relay box under battery thus the fans. Directly below the larger, 345 mm fan, drivers side, you will see the lower radiator hose. I've recently come across a similar issue with an '01 tt 225 where its main rad fan wouldn't turn on yet its secondary fan would. To test a fan motor, unplug the electrical connector at the motor and use fused jumper wires to connect battery power and ground.

Radiator fans won't stop running (Fan Control Module)

Audi Tt Radiator Fan Switch Location Directly below the larger, 345 mm fan, drivers side, you will see the lower radiator hose. First is the temp sensor that screws into the radiator. It is held with a clamp that you release by pushing. I've got a neuspeed 80 degree switch to go in and can't seem to locate the. I've recently come across a similar issue with an '01 tt 225 where its main rad fan wouldn't turn on yet its secondary fan would. To test a fan motor, unplug the electrical connector at the motor and use fused jumper wires to connect battery power and ground. The switch is located about 2/3 of the way down the end of the radiator. Directly below the larger, 345 mm fan, drivers side, you will see the lower radiator hose. It was very tight for space and i've got big hands lol. Does anyone know where the fan switch is located lol? If that does not close the connection at a certain temp it will not allow the voltage to be relayed to the relay box under battery thus the fans.