2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
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2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
Right, she's got a ticket and back on the road.
New crankshaft pully has made it much quieter
All new rear brake pipes. They don't look pretty but do the job.
All I need to do now is sort out the cooling fans for the rad.
Voltage is there, the fans don't turn. Which fans will fit a 2.0 HDI 110? Plenty for sale on eBay.
Kind regards,
Steve.
New crankshaft pully has made it much quieter
All new rear brake pipes. They don't look pretty but do the job.
All I need to do now is sort out the cooling fans for the rad.
Voltage is there, the fans don't turn. Which fans will fit a 2.0 HDI 110? Plenty for sale on eBay.
Kind regards,
Steve.
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
good to hear she's got a MOT now but
how did they get it hot enough for the emissions test without the fans running
regards malcolm
how did they get it hot enough for the emissions test without the fans running
regards malcolm
Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
Erm? Without the fans running she gets hot enough!
Temperature is fine on the road but gets a little hot when stuck in traffic.
Temperature is fine on the road but gets a little hot when stuck in traffic.
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
what i meant is im surprised it didn't overheated if they got it fully up to temprature like what there sopozd to for the emissions test,
regards malcolm
regards malcolm
Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
She runs really cool. I've been concerned about that in the past. It has to be very warm to get her hot.
Found some fan motors on eBay but have no idea if they are the right ones.
Found some fan motors on eBay but have no idea if they are the right ones.
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
If it runs cool, then it needs a new stat - they should get up to 90 normal running, but it takes a while on a cool day! 1st fan speed is not till 100C - high speed is 110 or something (only seen this once, putting the AC on on a hot day). Have you actually got it hot enough to get the fans on to prove they don't work? You should get full time low speed if the AC is on.
I did have a look on service.citroen at fan motors, but there are loads! It looks like HDI 110s are fitted with high power motors, but I would think unless you are going to tow a caravan to Spain in the summer, an ordinary 200W one would be good enough in the UK!
I did have a look on service.citroen at fan motors, but there are loads! It looks like HDI 110s are fitted with high power motors, but I would think unless you are going to tow a caravan to Spain in the summer, an ordinary 200W one would be good enough in the UK!
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
Thanks Richard, that's what I thought.
The fans never come one, even when the ac is on. I've changed the three relays and no better.
Figured any fans that fit would do. It nearly manages as it is.
The fans never come one, even when the ac is on. I've changed the three relays and no better.
Figured any fans that fit would do. It nearly manages as it is.
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
ok should have been alrightStepto1 wrote:She runs really cool. I've been concerned about that in the past. It has to be very warm to get her hot.
Found some fan motors on eBay but have no idea if they are the right ones.
although if the MOT tester got her up to full running temperature as he is meant to to get the correct result from the emission test, this in turn should have required the fans to cut in,
regards malcolm
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
By the time the fans cut in Malcolm, the car would be due another MOT!!! You can grow very old indeed waiting for HDi fans to cut in.citronut wrote: although if the MOT tester got her up to full running temperature as he is meant to to get the correct result from the emission test, this in turn should have required the fans to cut in,
Mine in the recent very hot weather never even edged above normal running temperature, not once. The fans on an HDi are there for the aircon and nothing more...
Agreed yours needs a new 'stat though Steptoe. They should get to normal running temperature of just below 90 when on the move and after about four miles from cold on a reasonably warm day...
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
And don't buy a QH stat - they don't last very long.... guess how I know that
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
Thanks for that. Will get one sorted.
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
CitroJim wrote:By the time the fans cut in Malcolm, the car would be due another MOT!!! You can grow very old indeed waiting for HDi fans to cut in.citronut wrote: although if the MOT tester got her up to full running temperature as he is meant to to get the correct result from the emission test, this in turn should have required the fans to cut in,
Mine in the recent very hot weather never even edged above normal running temperature, not once. The fans on an HDi are there for the aircon and nothing more...
Agreed yours needs a new 'stat though Steptoe. They should get to normal running temperature of just below 90 when on the move and after about four miles from cold on a reasonably warm day...
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
I would imagine because they see so little use. That's if you don't use the aircon very much. Apart from a (very) few warm days they are a bit of an ornament in the UKcitronut wrote: so do the HDI's suffer with seized fans more than other models,
If the aircon is heavily used then they should be as good as any other Xantia fan-wise...
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
Every time I use my A/C I get treated to a flashing dashboard display of high temp warnings.
The fans are duff so I'll try to replace the motors.
Although, it's come nowhere close to overheating yet.
As I recall, the thermostat only helps it to warm up over winter months, it will do bugger all over the summer months?
The fans are duff so I'll try to replace the motors.
Although, it's come nowhere close to overheating yet.
As I recall, the thermostat only helps it to warm up over winter months, it will do bugger all over the summer months?
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Re: 2.0 HDI Xantia passed its MOT at last!
if the thermostat did not open the coolant would stay in the block so this would certainly cause it to over heat, even if its a HDIStepto1 wrote:
As I recall, the thermostat only helps it to warm up over winter months, it will do bugger all over the summer months?
regards malcolm