These Fooking Rad Fans

MilleBoy82

Joined Jan 2008

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Shropshire

Discussion Starter
• Jun 20, 2008

• #21

Might do jockey ive already got 3 though as when i brought a replacement rad it came with a fan and ive tried all 3 but still no Joy

Ill check the relay tonight and go from there mate, but good find none the less !

 

Sprocker

Joined Oct 2010

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Pontefract

• Jun 20, 2008

• #22

buy a cheap voltage meter from B&Q mate, you'll get one for a tenner. If you've got voltage to the fan terminals that will eliminate all the wiring etc. :thumbup

 

MilleBoy82

Joined Jan 2008

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Shropshire

Discussion Starter
• Jun 20, 2008

• #23

sprocker said:

buy a cheap voltage meter from B&Q mate, you'll get one for a tenner. If you've got voltage to the fan terminals that will eliminate all the wiring etc. :thumbup

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Right mate so correct me if im wrong if i put the tester to the connecter of the fan and theres nout there then that points to a brake in the wire? which is quite possible as they stopped working when i had the crash

 

Sprocker

Joined Oct 2010

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Pontefract

• Jun 20, 2008

• #24

Black lead to earth, red lead to terminals, if you dont get a volt reading, work back through the circuit testing each part until you find where your losing the volts :thumbup

Firstly, test between the fan terminals on the ohms setting, if you have no continuity the fans probably fooked. Just connect one fan at a time if they test ok and try it. If you have a faulty fan and there both plugged in it might be affecting both fans if you know what i mean...

 

supertedlover

Joined Mar 2008

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Lincolnshire

• Jun 20, 2008

• #25

MB, Where did you get the component diagams from?

 

MilleBoy82

Joined Jan 2008

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Shropshire

Discussion Starter
• Jun 20, 2008

• #26

ST got them from AF1 racing buddy

Clicky

 

MilleBoy82

Joined Jan 2008

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Shropshire

Discussion Starter
• Jun 20, 2008

• #27

WOOOOOOP WOOOOOOP WOOOOOOOP :doug

THERE ALIVEEEEEEEEEE!!!

got home straight into the garage swopped the relays over fired the bike up waited for it to hit 95 degrees and boom they fire up ohh my days i was dancing around like kid with a sugar rush lol

But when i put the relays back as they were the fans still came on:confused how does that work :dunno

 

B

BIG UN

• Jun 20, 2008

• #28

any updates christoph?
do we have fans yet.

 

ozz

Joined Sep 2007

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newton-le-willows. in the rain

• Jun 20, 2008

• #29

Sound's like the relay had stuck open or it had come loose in the holder.

ozz

 

carpe diem

Joined Oct 2010

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England,up norf...

• Jun 20, 2008

• #30

Yep i would agree with OZZ on that...:biggrin

 

Sprocker

Joined Oct 2010

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Pontefract

• Jun 20, 2008

• #31

:stupid

"ohh my days i was dancing around like kid with a sugar rush lol" :lol

 

B

BIG UN

• Jun 20, 2008

• #32

lol,can you believe it was sumat as simple as pushing the relay in proper?
glad your sorted mate and for little cost.

 

MilleBoy82

Joined Jan 2008

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Shropshire

Discussion Starter
• Jun 20, 2008

• #33

cheers lads im just soo happy it came to a happy ending

One problem down bring on the next lol i aint joking either lol

will leave that for another day

cheers for all your help everyone i wouldnt of been able to sort it if it werent for everyones input GAME ON!!!

 

AusRSV

Joined May 2008

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Northern Territory AUSTRALIA

• Jun 20, 2008

• #34

All good news mate..one of the cheapest repairs ya could get...nice :thumbup