Cooling Fan Resistor 3 Pin/plug Is 2 Pin?

[mrfirepro 127 1 Cars]

Alex,

 

The fan resistor is still available from Puegeot, part number 126712, I think it's about £25.

[yorkshirekowboy 19 1 Cars]

I might order a spare as I've disconnected mine

Edited February 3, 2015 by surferkid205

[Henry Yorke 269 3 Cars]

I'm guessing the standard twin fan set up has no need for this resistor then as I haven't seen one on my 1FM, but I remember seeing one on my single fan CTI

[welshpug 1,661]

indeed Henry, they alternate from series to parallel to get the different speeds, both fans work simultaneously.

[yorkshirekowboy 19 1 Cars]

I've disconnected mine as it kept keeping my fan on after the engine was off. It got crazy crazy hot it burnt my skin. Thinking it must have failed, I have a manual switched fan aswell so no worries.

[welshpug 1,661]

it wasnt the resistor at fault, IF there was a fault it was the thermoswitch.

 

manual switch is just an unnecessary bodge.

[yorkshirekowboy 19 1 Cars]

Ok how is it a bodge? I have a second fan wired to a manual switch, If the engine is off, the the speed resistor for the fan is engaged,I can't see how it's the radiator thermoswitch?

Edited February 5, 2015 by surferkid205

[dobboy 231 2 Cars]

When I took my front bumper off it was clipped to the front panel under the headlight with a very rusty original looking clip. I assumed it was original but maybe not.

Thats where mines was too.

[welshpug 1,661]

Thats where mines was too.

nope, headlamp dim dip resistor

[welshpug 1,661]

Ok how is it a bodge? I have a second fan wired to a manual switch, If the engine is off, the the speed resistor for the fan is engaged,I can't see how it's the radiator thermoswitch?

deary me, please go and find a wiring diagram before you set fire to your car, because you obviously dont understand electrical systems yet.

Edited February 5, 2015 by welshpug

[dobboy 231 2 Cars]

nope, headlamp dim dip resistor

Yeah your right it was.

[yorkshirekowboy 19 1 Cars]

deary me, please go and find a wiring diagram before you set fire to your car, because you obviously dont understand electrical systems yet.

How can you say I don't understand electrical systems etc as you don't even know how my second fan is wired up? It's wired via a relay etc so that is fine. Regarding my issue with the resistor I sort of see your point with maybe the thermoswitch is at fault, but the car has had its first outing in over 4 years and a small issue like that is pretty good I say. So for now as I was saying I have disconnected that fan resister , left the connector on the sensor on the radiator and I'll get a new rad sensor when it gets warmer and the car is due for a coolant flush. That can't cause a fire?