SI 00 Fan Switch sensor
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SI 00 Fan Switch sensor
hello
I need your help to know what is the sensor to use on the B16a2 Civic 00 SI.
sensor of temperature, to activate the FAN and cool the engine.
I think is this: but Im not sure: Ebay 251159142620
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Auto-T...4060dc&vxp=mtr
And let me know if is posible to install another range to enable the FAN
if the stock start FAN to 95°C, I prefer one to start to 80°C.
Thanks for all.
I need your help to know what is the sensor to use on the B16a2 Civic 00 SI.
sensor of temperature, to activate the FAN and cool the engine.
I think is this: but Im not sure: Ebay 251159142620
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Auto-T...4060dc&vxp=mtr
And let me know if is posible to install another range to enable the FAN
if the stock start FAN to 95°C, I prefer one to start to 80°C.
Thanks for all.
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Re: SI 00 Fan Switch sensor
The E-Bay link shows an ECT sensor... that reports coolant temperature to the ECU, it has nothing to do with turning the cooling/radiator fan on at a specific temperature.
The fan switch is located on the thermostat housing... just behind the point where the lower radiator hose connects to the thermostat housing. There is a grey 2 pin connector plugged into it; wire colors are green and black. I am unaware of any aftermarket options except one from Mugen. It requires the use of a matching thermostat.
The fan switch is located on the thermostat housing... just behind the point where the lower radiator hose connects to the thermostat housing. There is a grey 2 pin connector plugged into it; wire colors are green and black. I am unaware of any aftermarket options except one from Mugen. It requires the use of a matching thermostat.
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Re: SI 00 Fan Switch sensor
The E-Bay link shows an ECT sensor... that reports coolant temperature to the ECU, it has nothing to do with turning the cooling/radiator fan on at a specific temperature.
The fan switch is located on the thermostat housing... just behind the point where the lower radiator hose connects to the thermostat housing. There is a grey 2 pin connector plugged into it; wire colors are green and black. I am unaware of any aftermarket options except one from Mugen. It requires the use of a matching thermostat.
The fan switch is located on the thermostat housing... just behind the point where the lower radiator hose connects to the thermostat housing. There is a grey 2 pin connector plugged into it; wire colors are green and black. I am unaware of any aftermarket options except one from Mugen. It requires the use of a matching thermostat.
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Re: SI 00 Fan Switch sensor
No. It's a thermistor switch - it works on temperature. The ECU isn't involved.
Spoon, Mugen and Mishimoto make an aftermarket option, and both open at 80* rather than the stock 93*. They also both require the use of the matching thermostat. OP, why do you think you need a lower temp fan switch? Unless your car is seeing HEAVY track use, it doesn't. Just for clarification, when I say heavy, I mean to the point that you or someone in your pit would already know the answer to your question.
Spoon, Mugen and Mishimoto make an aftermarket option, and both open at 80* rather than the stock 93*. They also both require the use of the matching thermostat. OP, why do you think you need a lower temp fan switch? Unless your car is seeing HEAVY track use, it doesn't. Just for clarification, when I say heavy, I mean to the point that you or someone in your pit would already know the answer to your question.
I dont know eacly what you mean whit machining thermostat and what exacly mean heavy track use.
I use for day but I am on Honduras, and here is very hot.
What is the stock sensor for the fan switch on ebay?
thanks
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Re: SI 00 Fan Switch sensor
Hello All
anyone know if it is:
ebay: 380565666516
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Eng...7b3ad4&vxp=mtr
Thanks to all
anyone know if it is:
ebay: 380565666516
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Eng...7b3ad4&vxp=mtr
Thanks to all
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