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You need a PGJ000110 cooling fan If I were you I would investigate first before buying a fan, then if you do need a fan I am sure Jules will supply a Revotec one for you. https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-GRID001602
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Sorry. Spell check.... the air con will be poor under 50...
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I have disconnected the fan fuse and it seems to be OK. weather windy and rainy (we are not so far from Cornwall by the sea)
I am planning to remove the front bumper. I juste need to find a place to do it. I have contacted Frenchmike, and he is OK to have a look... Thanks anyway for your help. I'll give you news when everything will be fixed. By the way I will change as well the resistor for the "Rover 75 MG ZT Radiator Fan Hi-Spec Low Speed Resistor - Full Installation Kit" I have found on Ebay. |
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Unplug/fuse out for fan. Brittany is not a hot place at this time of year. 70kph/4th gear your engine will only get warm because the thermostat allows it, but it won't get hot unless you are stationary for long periods (several minutes). Watch the temp needle, and if necessary, switch off. BMW diesels not prone to gasket failure, like K series petrol engines. But get it fixed/inspected when you have time.
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