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any idea what the fault may be?
gazza975526570
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Hi
I have an old Ford Fiesta which has a problem with the fan not always working meaning the fan for the heater and the enginer stops working. It generally works when i start the car but sometimes when the fan is required it ust stops - meaning the engine starts to overheat.
I addition the heater sometimes only starts when i flick the front lights on. Ive been to a local garage a couple of times - they think they have fixed it but it hasnt worked as its intermittent
Any ideas?
I have an old Ford Fiesta which has a problem with the fan not always working meaning the fan for the heater and the enginer stops working. It generally works when i start the car but sometimes when the fan is required it ust stops - meaning the engine starts to overheat.
I addition the heater sometimes only starts when i flick the front lights on. Ive been to a local garage a couple of times - they think they have fixed it but it hasnt worked as its intermittent
Any ideas?
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faulty fan switch , fan motor partly siezed and about to die or the wiring is broken0
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sounds like a wiring fault. intermittent faults are a pain,they can take ages to cure. the best bet would be to re wire the cooling fan. it should be fairly simple if its an old fiesta....work permit granted!0
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If you suffer further problems before you get it fixed, turning the heater on full heat and the fan on full blast is a good way of removing heat from the engine.0
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if you cant find a fix ( although it shouldnt be that hard) you could wire up a switch to manualy turn the fan on in traffic etc0
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