Vw Polo Overheating Fan Not Working at Consuela Edward blog

Vw Polo Overheating Fan Not Working. Learn about the common causes and how to fix volkswagen cooling fan problems, such as damaged radiator, broken belt or pulley system, faulty fan control module, and more. Find out how to inspect, diagnose, and repair your car's cooling system issues. It could be that either the fan temperature sensor is u/s or the fan(s) control unit is u/s or the fan(s) low speed, if it/they are 2. My poor old polo country 91 flipped out on the m1 last night. I'm going to test the fan today with direct power from the battery to test both high/low speeds are working so that will rule the fan. The issue is now that the radiator fan doesn't seem to be engaging at all and if left to idle after a run will start to see the coolant. I will do a continuity check between the fan temp switch and the fan tomorrow when i'm back from work. Overheating indicated but fan not kicking in. Speed 1 seems to turn the fans on no problem (this could indicate a problem with the thermostat switch?), however, speed 2 does not. I there an easy way to.

Overheating indicated but fan not kicking in. Speed 1 seems to turn the fans on no problem (this could indicate a problem with the thermostat switch?), however, speed 2 does not. I will do a continuity check between the fan temp switch and the fan tomorrow when i'm back from work. It could be that either the fan temperature sensor is u/s or the fan(s) control unit is u/s or the fan(s) low speed, if it/they are 2. I'm going to test the fan today with direct power from the battery to test both high/low speeds are working so that will rule the fan. I there an easy way to. The issue is now that the radiator fan doesn't seem to be engaging at all and if left to idle after a run will start to see the coolant. Learn about the common causes and how to fix volkswagen cooling fan problems, such as damaged radiator, broken belt or pulley system, faulty fan control module, and more. My poor old polo country 91 flipped out on the m1 last night. Find out how to inspect, diagnose, and repair your car's cooling system issues.

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Vw Polo Overheating Fan Not Working Speed 1 seems to turn the fans on no problem (this could indicate a problem with the thermostat switch?), however, speed 2 does not. My poor old polo country 91 flipped out on the m1 last night. Learn about the common causes and how to fix volkswagen cooling fan problems, such as damaged radiator, broken belt or pulley system, faulty fan control module, and more. I there an easy way to. Find out how to inspect, diagnose, and repair your car's cooling system issues. I'm going to test the fan today with direct power from the battery to test both high/low speeds are working so that will rule the fan. It could be that either the fan temperature sensor is u/s or the fan(s) control unit is u/s or the fan(s) low speed, if it/they are 2. The issue is now that the radiator fan doesn't seem to be engaging at all and if left to idle after a run will start to see the coolant. Overheating indicated but fan not kicking in. Speed 1 seems to turn the fans on no problem (this could indicate a problem with the thermostat switch?), however, speed 2 does not. I will do a continuity check between the fan temp switch and the fan tomorrow when i'm back from work.