Nodge68
Well-Known Member
The fans are controlled by the engine ECU. There are several reasons for them to run.
1st would be because the AC compressor is engaged like when you select Screen Demist.
2nd would be an engine temperature above 106°C iirc.
3rd would be because the gearbox ecu is sensing a high gearbox fluid temperature.
1st would be because the AC compressor is engaged like when you select Screen Demist.
2nd would be an engine temperature above 106°C iirc.
3rd would be because the gearbox ecu is sensing a high gearbox fluid temperature.
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Engine temperature can be checked on OBD2 live data. Gearbox temperature requires a Hawkeye scanner.
DUKE OF OFFLEY
New Member
Tony,
Is yours an Auto or Manual?
Hate to be tempting fate, but look at my post about 'TD4 auto, no drive whatsoever'
This started with the fans being constantly on, and, they do run at three I think it is, speeds relevant to the computer saying what it needs.
In my case, Fuse Number 4 was the initial culprit!!
Worth a look??
Duke of Offley
Is yours an Auto or Manual?
Hate to be tempting fate, but look at my post about 'TD4 auto, no drive whatsoever'
This started with the fans being constantly on, and, they do run at three I think it is, speeds relevant to the computer saying what it needs.
In my case, Fuse Number 4 was the initial culprit!!
Worth a look??
Duke of Offley
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
All V6 Freelanders are auto
