Hi all. Ever since I got this car the guage has two temperature settings, one for driving > 90'C, and one for idle > 105'C ????? Now this is not normal is it. 105'C is when the fan kicks in too
It does have Air con and its a 1999 406 16v 1761cc Petrol.
I did read some where that the a Coolant temp sensor is cuts out at 101'C ????
Love to know if its my guage or my car and life ar just about to go up the swanny.
Yours
Josh
105 C .... Not usual ??? or is it ????
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Remember while the car is sitting still idling there is no airflow through the radiator so the temperature will be higher on the gauge.
Click the link, Then on "ELECTRICAL" at the top, Then click on "306 COOLING FANS, BASIC PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION" in the list on the left hand side.
I know it says 306, But the 406 & nearly all other PSA cars from the last 10 - 15 years use this set up
http://www.peugeotlogic.com/workshop/base/workshop.htm
Click the link, Then on "ELECTRICAL" at the top, Then click on "306 COOLING FANS, BASIC PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION" in the list on the left hand side.
I know it says 306, But the 406 & nearly all other PSA cars from the last 10 - 15 years use this set up
http://www.peugeotlogic.com/workshop/base/workshop.htm
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Hi there PowerLee, Thanks for the help on my last proble by the way, Im off to work tonite and ill see if it goes all night long.
As fo the temp thing, so my car is supposed to run at 105'C because its got Air con ((Basic type) Heater controls are 2 knobs and a speed slider).
It seems realy high, also if its 2 speed fan why cant I see/hear/feel the other stage of the fan kick in????
Josh
P.S. To those that answered and felt that I didnt know what a Temp guage is, Thanks for the advice...lol..
As fo the temp thing, so my car is supposed to run at 105'C because its got Air con ((Basic type) Heater controls are 2 knobs and a speed slider).
It seems realy high, also if its 2 speed fan why cant I see/hear/feel the other stage of the fan kick in????
Josh
P.S. To those that answered and felt that I didnt know what a Temp guage is, Thanks for the advice...lol..
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The cars temp gauge should run around 90 when driving along.
When sitting still & idling the temp will rise a bit & the fans ( Theres TWO of them! ) should kick in.
The fans ( Both of them ) will also run at low speed when the aircon is switched on.
You might have a dodgy fan relay or fan motor.
The fans have low speed & high speed, But they always run as a PAIR!
The cars temp gauge should run around 90 when driving along.
When sitting still & idling the temp will rise a bit & the fans ( Theres TWO of them! ) should kick in.
The fans ( Both of them ) will also run at low speed when the aircon is switched on.
You might have a dodgy fan relay or fan motor.
The fans have low speed & high speed, But they always run as a PAIR!
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