fan problem
fan problem
hi fist time in the forum
2005 crossfire radiator fan always on at full rpm after 5-10 min
cold and a/c on fan run 54% on the scanner and the engine require 0 %
normal temp a/c fan require 94% engine demand 0%
i change the switch on the drier i suupose bad reading ... like ok after running and road test but costumer return with fan run like a boing 747 in front off the garage door
service the a/c system due to change switch good a/c capicity
try to diagnose the problem
not a lot off crossfire in my garage
sorry if my english is not 100%
thanks for your help
2005 crossfire radiator fan always on at full rpm after 5-10 min
cold and a/c on fan run 54% on the scanner and the engine require 0 %
normal temp a/c fan require 94% engine demand 0%
i change the switch on the drier i suupose bad reading ... like ok after running and road test but costumer return with fan run like a boing 747 in front off the garage door
service the a/c system due to change switch good a/c capicity
try to diagnose the problem
not a lot off crossfire in my garage
sorry if my english is not 100%
thanks for your help
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Re: fan problem
Sounds like you are talking about the ENGINE fan - most probably the Fan Control Module on the driver's side, under the hood. The ECM is supposed to tell the FCM how fast to run the fan, but in this example, I'd say the FCM is probably bad.
One caution: I've been here 2 years, not sure I have EVER heard of a FCM going bad, but anything can fail.
One caution: I've been here 2 years, not sure I have EVER heard of a FCM going bad, but anything can fail.
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Re: fan problem
Here is the only Forum thread I found about P0480 Check:
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ing-light.html
If I read your posts correctly, the A/C is blowing cold, and no issue with Temp readings, so overheating is not the issue.
The Fan is just running at max speed always.
I would also go with the FCM, or possibly a wiring issue, like a short to ground, keeping that Fan running at full speed...
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ing-light.html
If I read your posts correctly, the A/C is blowing cold, and no issue with Temp readings, so overheating is not the issue.
The Fan is just running at max speed always.
I would also go with the FCM, or possibly a wiring issue, like a short to ground, keeping that Fan running at full speed...
Re: fan problem
Originally Posted by pizzaguy
Sounds like you are talking about the ENGINE fan - most probably the Fan Control Module on the driver's side, under the hood. The ECM is supposed to tell the FCM how fast to run the fan, but in this example, I'd say the FCM is probably bad.
One caution: I've been here 2 years, not sure I have EVER heard of a FCM going bad, but anything can fail.
One caution: I've been here 2 years, not sure I have EVER heard of a FCM going bad, but anything can fail.
Mercedes Part number A 025 545 59 32
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Re: fan problem
Originally Posted by onehundred80
Quite a few posts on that module failing. Fan goes at 100% when it does.
Mercedes Part number A 025 545 59 32
Mercedes Part number A 025 545 59 32
Didn't realize the Fan has a tendancy to run full bore, when the module is possibly failing.
If that's not the cure, the only other thing that comes to mind is wiring (like a short)...
Ya learn something new eveyday here...
Re: fan problem
Originally Posted by themechanic
i call my dodge dealer today and the parts is 549.00 $ # 5102 818 AA
it's normal price for this parts
thanks a lot for your help
i hope this resume my problem for this car
it's normal price for this parts
thanks a lot for your help
i hope this resume my problem for this car
Now you will charge your customer that and he gets ripped off. I can see you making a living but we do not want Crossfire owners paying too much for a part from Chrysler.
The part you get will have the Mercedes part number on it, the Chrysler part number will only be on the box.
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Re: fan problem
Originally Posted by onehundred80
Quite a few posts on that module failing. Fan goes at 100% when it does.
Mercedes Part number A 025 545 59 32
Mercedes Part number A 025 545 59 32
$549 is insane.
Re: fan problem
i found the problem
after searching wiring diagram ........... and check the car why fan blow like boing 747
the radiator fan was change to another garage
customer said to me car was over heater 2 time
and the fan was plug wrong way
cause a/c pressure to raise to 300 lbs on the high side and request the cumputer to speed up the fan to keep pressure down was not working due to fan shoot the hot air off motor radiator to the condenser
thanks for your help
very appreciate
im happy and customer happy
after searching wiring diagram ........... and check the car why fan blow like boing 747
the radiator fan was change to another garage
customer said to me car was over heater 2 time
and the fan was plug wrong way
cause a/c pressure to raise to 300 lbs on the high side and request the cumputer to speed up the fan to keep pressure down was not working due to fan shoot the hot air off motor radiator to the condenser
thanks for your help
very appreciate
im happy and customer happy
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