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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2010
Fan Clutch Operation and Diagnosis
Darren Bearnard walks us through the theory and operation of various fan clutch systems along with some case studies demonstrating proper diagnosis and repair of these systems.
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Awesome video, finally someone is doing it *the right way* tracking the manufacturer circuit diagram, showing how the electric signals should look in an oscilloscope, and using multimeters. I'm going through a similar problem, but my car is newer and has the transistor instead of the resistors. It is making a very annoying sound because the switching frequency of the PWM controller from the board is barely around 220 Hz and falls in human hearing range. From what I saw in my small oscilloscope the problem seems to be in the gate signal that the module is sending to the transistor to control de speed. It's not even nicely rectangularly pulsed, it has some sort of decaying shape on the ON side of it.
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Didn't see my issue . Fan hi speed on start of movement . After transmission is engaged it screams till 45mph engine cold 100 or less
Really great explanation. I still don't understand how the fluid goes back into the reservoir...
I have a nissan patrol 160 1992 and the fan coupling doesnt work at high temp in high rpm or high speed. I recently changed the viscous but not satisfying. Its very annoying . Help me please
Mine failed....2nd time...14 tacoma.....i just cut the coil spring with a dremel....turned valve to open and its workin fine....cooled my temp from 214 to 193 on hiway✌ saved 200 bucks
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I'm getting overcooling after 75 miles per hr. Thermostat is ok so what could cause this. The temp goes back to normal at 70. Audi A4 B5 1.8 APT engine. Could the viscous fan be faulty.
I recently replaced the thermal vicious fan clutch on my Dodge ram only because I was replacing a leaking radiator but I did not know that some fan clutches are REVERSE and installing the incorrect one will cause overheating at idle. The fan on my van spins in the opposite direction to the engine, so the fan clutch I ordered must have been wrong for my model and it kept overheating at idle. I eventually learned how to test the clutch by warming the engine and shutting down while observing the fan, and if the fan spins on after shutdown then it is not functioning correct; WELL MY NEW CLUTCH SPINNED ON LIKE CRAZY AFTER SHUT DOWN. so I replaced it with the old one did the test again and it stopped dead with the engine. I will still order a new one again, but this time I'll have better info.
Great educational for me having stuck fan on my 07 5.9 Cummins replaced fan clutch still seems to stay on? More diagnostic to check
an enlightening video
I just changed my fan clutch, I was told it was a severe duty clutch but now my truck can’t make operating temp and the fan roars. It’s an 08 6.4 ford. I didn’t change the thermostats but I can make the temps come up if I tow hills with trailer mode on and a/c off.
Thanks
How much silicone do you need?
Awesome video. One area which I think could have been expanded on is that often times the fan clutch activates on start due the temps rising after the engine was stopped. When the fan is not pulling air into the system after driving the temps rise from the condenser and radiator which activate the clutch since the air is hot and stagnate.
Very informative! Subscribed! Thanks!
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I have a 2018 nissan frontier king cab 4 cyc it has fan clutch, a thermal fan clutch spring but it is not on water pump either it turn on the serpentine belt so at what temp should it turn and what percentage should it turn. Now if I hand turn it . It turns more than three turns by hand and it started squeaking I put oil on the bearing on it and it stopped squeaking. There is no over heating . Please give information and or ideas
Great over view on fan clutch types
If the fan is used to keep the temp (cool) on the motor, ac and transmission. Why use a fan clutch type and not use a direct type of fan that starts turning when u start the engine to keep everything cool. And it does not make water pump turn . The fan clutch is not electric. I have a 2018 nissan frontier king cab 4 cyc the fan started to squeak so I put some oil on the outer and area of the bearing the squeaking stop . The fan clutch is not running the water pump or any other thing. But I an still going to replace fan clutch to get ahead of the squeaking and maybe failure the fan. But still don't under stand why we really need the fan clutch type and not the direct fan operating with the motor. Please explain
If I get your question you’re asking why fan isn’t fixed to the axle coming out of the engine? I think it’s because you don’t want the fan running 100% of the time, it also means that the fan speed would depend on the engine rpm, so at 3k rpm the fan would possibly fall apart due to the speed of rotation..
@@skid3339 Sir the older motors use to turn the fan with the motor. Now what's up with these newer trucks, cars and if fan stopped turning it would usely be because of the belt not the fan.
@@carlossaenz4075 as said you don’t want the fan running all the time ,ie when it’s freezing outside , uneconomical to have fan on all the time ,
Why make things so complicated why didn't they have like the old ones this time not connected to a water pump just the way it is now on the serpentine belt but not directly connected to any other thing like the pump show that when you start your engine the band starts automatically because of the serpentine belt
Great work Darren!
Great, educational - VID!! now I'm ready to tackle any "fan clutch".!! Lolo, 😂😅👍👍
my diesel 2005 6.0 Fan runs high when AC is on >>i changed every AC components << Still doing it ???
I replaced the silicone oil with 2 vials for my gas engine van. The engine now becomes noisy on high speed. Seems the fan clutch is stock because I know it should disengage in highspeed.
Very well presented.
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Why can't i see what i need for a online class on ford throttle-body so i can see if it helps diag. a car waiting for me at work on monday for The "free test drive"?
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