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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Flagstaff, AZ
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I've been working hard on getting the Discovery ready for the trip to Arizona in a couple days. I have fixed everything I set out to fix, except one thing (there's always that one thing). While running the ac on high my fan has stopped dead on me several times. I would say that it has not stopped for more than 10 seconds max, and then comes right back on by itself. At first I thought it might be related to the rear window ECU I fixed last week (windows and ac are on the same fuse), but the windows have worked fine, even when the fan cuts out. I turned the ac off at one point and left the fan on after it cut-out and that didn't seem to have anything to do with it either. It seems as though the fan is isolated from everything else and just cuts out on its own from time to time. I am worried about it cutting out in Arkansas or some place and not coming back on. Any tips would be helpful.
Thanks, Vince |
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![]() Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Bolivia
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My fan does the same thing. I've got the issue isolated to the slider switch itself, probably a worn or dirty contact, spring load, connector in there.
When the fan cuts out, I bump the switch and voilá...
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![]() Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Parker, Colorado
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be the switch, more likely the motor or a resistor pack. You might want to run it on a lower speed till you are able to find and repair the problem. Andno, it is not the ECU causing the problem.
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