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    Air conditioner fan not cutting in.

    Hello,
    TD5, 2004 defender, air con working but cooling fan not cutting in. No nanocom so can’t do a diagnosis, what can i do or look for?

    Set the car running with the air con running full noise, the temp went up to 95 but it still didn’t cut in. What can i do?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gruntfuttock View Post
    Hello,
    TD5, 2004 defender, air con working but cooling fan not cutting in. No nanocom so can’t do a diagnosis, what can i do or look for?

    Set the car running with the air con running full noise, the temp went up to 95 but it still didn’t cut in. What can i do?
    Is the A/C actually working?

    And you mean the under dash fan I'm guessing?

    Edit.....On a re read, it would appear you mean the condenser fan?

    Pull the plug and check for power with a multimeter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shack View Post
    Is the A/C actually working?

    And you mean the under dash fan I'm guessing?

    Edit.....On a re read, it would appear you mean the condenser fan?

    Pull the plug and check for power with a multimeter.
    Yes it’s the condenser fan.
    I have put a test light over it but nothing 😞

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    Quote Originally Posted by gruntfuttock View Post
    Yes it’s the condenser fan.
    I have put a test light over it but nothing Air conditioner fan not cutting in.
    I can't remember for sure what ones are there... But you could check the relays next to the ECUs under the seat, Also there's a fuse bank there as well

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    Quote Originally Posted by shack View Post
    I can't remember for sure what ones are there... But you could check the relays next to the ECUs under the seat, Also there's a fuse bank there as well
    Yes I thought of that but need to find out which relay it is though.

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    My first step would be disconnect and run 12v straight to fan. If it does not work there's your issue (Change out fan) . if it does then start pulling things apart. Small steps my friend. Baz

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    Chances are it is a Denso fan,plenty in the wreckers off Jap cars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bazzle218 View Post
    My first step would be disconnect and run 12v straight to fan. If it does not work there's your issue (Change out fan) . if it does then start pulling things apart. Small steps my friend. Baz
    I’ll do that tonight and let you know.

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    OK,
    I put some current over the two points, both ways, from the battery of the ride on (14 Volts) nothing.
    I then took the battery charger (old style) and tried that, nothing so I guess its a new motor?
    How do you get to hold the bolt heads to take the nots off? I can’t get to them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gruntfuttock View Post
    OK,
    I put some current over the two points, both ways, from the battery of the ride on (14 Volts) nothing.
    I then took the battery charger (old style) and tried that, nothing so I guess its a new motor?
    How do you get to hold the bolt heads to take the nots off? I can’t get to them.
    I use a 1/4 drive socket 10mm from memory and every extension bar i had. Its a pain but can be done by one person. Also if its a AC system that runs along the bottom of the dash, then to get to the fan you have to remove the whole system and split it. This is a pretty big job by yourself and requires you to degas the system and feed all the wiring through the grommets. I would get a quote from an auto leccy. I spent 3 grand on my 130 TDI aircon and it was marginal. I have since fitted a Red dot system stand alone for $2400 and its great. I have not worked on a TD5 defender aircon so my advise is more related to the 300 tdi aircon. As always happy to learn . Baz

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