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    Disco 4 (LR4) Lr4 Engine fan runs all the time.

    Had my water pump fail today so removal of the fan was mandatory. So I went on soldering some test leads on it. Won't be able to measure anything before everything is back togheter though (of course😁) And my Fluke has Trms. Any suggestions on how to connect the wires and which settings to use...
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    Disco 4 (LR4) Lr4 Engine fan runs all the time.

    No. Nothing has changed. I haven't done anything but collecting data. The blades are still bending towards the engine at engine speed 3000 rpm. I am certain it spins way too fast and that can be confirmed by the sound of it. I will question the manufacturer for the max rpm the fan is designed...
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    Disco 4 (LR4) Lr4 Engine fan runs all the time.

    Off - Idle - 2500rpm. Temperatures are stable so I did not include them in this chart. As for the refrigerant sensor it's this one only that can match your description. And this report came with the new fan. As I can understand the only thing that makes it spin before 60% PWM is the coupling...
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    Disco 4 (LR4) Lr4 Engine fan runs all the time.

    This is right after startup cold engine. No refrigerant pressure sensor found in the live values library I'm afraid: This is a few minutes later. I gave it around 1500rpm and the fan pwm immidiatly dropped to 0%. I drove away and it stayed at 0%: After about 10min driving: I then had a...
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    Disco 4 (LR4) Lr4 Engine fan runs all the time.

    Makes sense;) I will post the results.
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    Disco 4 (LR4) Lr4 Engine fan runs all the time.

    Thanks you so much for answering. Can you tell if any of this can be done with the Gap tool?
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    Disco 4 (LR4) Lr4 Engine fan runs all the time.

    Hello! Cheers from Norway! Have an issue with my LR4 TDV6 3.0. The fan runs all the time. It sound like a plane taking off. Any engine speed above 3000 RPM and the blade would bend quite a bit and somewhat start hitting the engine. I have installed a new fan hoping it would fix it, but no...