thanks data, is it worth it, i normally dont fix if its not broke,
Using the aircon fans for cooling on the diesel makes sense to me, £15 for a stat and a box to mount it, a couple of cable ties and a length of wire.
Gives quicker warm up and an improvement in economy particularly on short runs in cold weather. As the engine warms up quicker it should also reduce wear.
The car is also noticably quieter.
Hardest job is removing the viscous fan.
Sorry, but not quite with you Dean. as I understand it the EGR system (which is there to help with cutting smoke) is ok when new, but can become choked with carbon etc and reduce power. Taking it off and blanking the hole on the exhaust must be accompanied by fitting a plain hose on the inlet, not one with a smaller hose branching off to allow exhaust into the inlet. I think this is on hose between intercooler and inlet manifold? Don`t know if I`ve said that clearly? Or have I got it wrong? Again.
Ere Datatek....
Do Rangies have those silly plastic bungs in the radiator/thermostat housing?
Coz if so - just fit a thermostatic switch in there operating a relay. I think yu will need a relay, coz the fans have to be switched via 2 sources - the thermostatic switch and the ECU/BECM???
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