Two-speed engine fan wanted

Spike · 12th June 2020, 19:14

I’m after a two speed fan please. Two lower speeds have gone on my three speed and I’d rather upgrade. Willing to pay a bit more for a good one with a gold resistor. Prefer a diesel cowling for ease of fitting! Thanks.

Arctic · 13th June 2020, 21:00

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Originally Posted by Spike

I’m after a two speed fan please. Two lower speeds have gone on my three speed and I’d rather upgrade. Willing to pay a bit more for a good one with a gold resistor. Prefer a diesel cowling for ease of fitting! Thanks.

Hi James.
This would do you, but i would change the gold resistor making sure all connections have some heat shrink over them, like these below.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/rover-75-...r/254557683982

Spike · 14th June 2020, 07:21

Thanks, Steve. Yes, I’m trying to replace as much as possible with new stuff, as I’d like to do each job only once! I’ve rewired the connectors under the seats with nice pop-in/pop-out connectors as they were previously hard-wired and shrink-wrapped all the soldered joints. One of them is now giving me a warning light but, because they’re all nicely soldered and sealed, I can’t tell which one! There are disadvantages to that approach too!

Spike · 14th June 2020, 07:24

I’ve just clicked the eBay link and that’s been reduced in price to closer to the number I was first thinking of.

Spike · 14th June 2020, 15:07

I’ve got one now. Case closed!

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Spike Posted a thing or two Spike, Burt & Daisy Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Murcia, Spain and sometimes South Wales Posts: 1,550 Thanks: 352 Thanked 427 Times in 295 Posts	Two-speed engine fan wanted I’m after a two speed fan please. Two lower speeds have gone on my three speed and I’d rather upgrade. Willing to pay a bit more for a good one with a gold resistor. Prefer a diesel cowling for ease of fitting! Thanks. __________________ Spike has the rubber boots. I'm James and mine are leather.

14th June 2020, 07:21	#3
Spike Posted a thing or two Spike, Burt & Daisy Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Murcia, Spain and sometimes South Wales Posts: 1,550 Thanks: 352 Thanked 427 Times in 295 Posts	Thanks, Steve. Yes, I’m trying to replace as much as possible with new stuff, as I’d like to do each job only once! I’ve rewired the connectors under the seats with nice pop-in/pop-out connectors as they were previously hard-wired and shrink-wrapped all the soldered joints. One of them is now giving me a warning light but, because they’re all nicely soldered and sealed, I can’t tell which one! There are disadvantages to that approach too! __________________ Spike has the rubber boots. I'm James and mine are leather.

14th June 2020, 07:24	#4
Spike Posted a thing or two Spike, Burt & Daisy Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Murcia, Spain and sometimes South Wales Posts: 1,550 Thanks: 352 Thanked 427 Times in 295 Posts	I’ve just clicked the eBay link and that’s been reduced in price to closer to the number I was first thinking of. __________________ Spike has the rubber boots. I'm James and mine are leather.

14th June 2020, 15:07	#5
Spike Posted a thing or two Spike, Burt & Daisy Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Murcia, Spain and sometimes South Wales Posts: 1,550 Thanks: 352 Thanked 427 Times in 295 Posts	I’ve got one now. Case closed! __________________ Spike has the rubber boots. I'm James and mine are leather.