Vauxhall Meriva Coolant Temperature Sensor Fault | Fan running at all Times P0118 P0119
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- In this week video we have my fiends Vauxhall Meriva 2010 bought from an auction with the cooling fan running at all times, temperature gauge not working, wires bodged up and few old parts from the cooling system found in the car...
I will take you through how i test temperature sensors and circuit with a decade box eliminating any fault with the sensor itself and circuit at the same time.
Good Result in the end no parts required i hope you all enjoy the video .
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Omg....you saved us time and money with this vlog. Thank you so much 👍
Outstanding troubleshooting and work there, thanks for taking the time to video and uploading, much appreciated, well done :-)
Baggy Bill 👍👍👍 cheers pal
Nice one. Your always trying to second guess why it went in the auction. Easy fix in the end.
Automotive Solutions that’s what I was thinking too mate still can’t believe it was this easy I spoke to the owner yesterday he said the car is running great I’m not complaining 😊🙌👍👍👍 thx for popping by
Thanks for taking the time to explain things in such detail.
Thanks a lot, your video helped alot
Hello there Igor!!! Nice trouble shooting and it turned out to be a easy repair!!! That scan tool is terrific!!! Sure helps with the diagnostics. Great job. Now get in the house and warm up some!!! Take care!!
Grampie's Workshop thx Mike I still can’t believe it was that easy I’m not complaining 😊🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍 cheers
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Have you ever seen a temperature gauge go straight 90 deg from cold and car starts but cuts out straight away? It's a meriva like this one.
Great video 👍
Yes I have... the ECU also uses the engine temp to regulate how much fuel the injector will supply so when the car is cold more fuel is supplied when the car warms up less fuel is supplied , now if the car is cold and a bad temperature sensor reports 90° operating temp , the ECU will supply less fuel and a lot of car don’t even start or if it starts runs really poorly or stall👍
@@CarsExposed yes I had similar thinking, thanks for your reply.
@@doosanengineer7659 My car has the same issue, how did you fix it?
@@td2290 I fitted a new coolant temperature sensor. It's on the housing to the r/h side of the cylinder head on my dad's 13 plate meriva.
It was held in by a spring clip.
Problem solved.
@@CarsExposed bruh you may have just saved me Alot of stress with this knowledge ty.
think i have the same problem with the cooling fan stays on right from the start thanks for the great informative video
My pleasure 👍👍👍
very helpful,cheers
Very posh... that thermo camera...
Well done!
LM Auto Repairs thanks mate ... early Xmas present 😉👍👍👍
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You must have been a really good boy this year then...🤔
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LM Auto Repairs 🤣🤣🤣 I don’t know about that
Wow he got lucky happy day's cool video cheers
Paul off the wall lucky indeed 😊 thanks mate 👍👍👍👍
Nice work Igor
Ian Kelly thanks mate 👍👍👍
bro , i know this is old video but am having the same problem
ive changed the cooling sensor
ive changed the thermostat
now i have a water pump but not yet fitted
what do you this the prblem is ?#
thanks
nice video. code 4 means time to get rid
Nice work Igor, easy fix :)
Johnny's Speed Shop thanks mate I was expecting to be a lot more awkward with all the wiring bodged up but I’m not complaining 😉😊👍👍👍
Another good job mate
Mark Smith thanks mate 👍👍👍👍
Good job as always bro sorry I'm late to the show xx
CAN Diagnostic no worries mate you are here that all that matters Xx Cheers 👍👍👍
Nice one as always ☺
Ronald Maxwell thanks mate 👍👍👍
OK. Bloody thing started to overheat. Stopped. Let it cool. Chucked in garage. Found main hose to expansion tank bot sealing. Did that. Did again. Got to garage. Expansion tank had a leak. Fixed that. Got back. Fan goes all the time. And on rock bottom on gauge. So will change this bugger and see what happens
Nice job. What diagnostic are you using?
Great video dude 👍
Joshua Knowler thanks mate 👍👍👍
Hi sir we’re u get that testing box from please
New subscriber watching from Basingstoke
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Nice job mate
bodgit and leggit garage thanks mate I thought it was going to be a little bit more interesting with all the bits found in the car and the loom spliced up but very straight forward in the end... cheers 👍👍👍👍
@@CarsExposed sometimes it's nice to have a nice simple job we get enough awkward ones
bodgit and leggit garage absolutely nice to get a easy one time to tine 👍
@@CarsExposed sorted boom lol
Did you do a video on the red door light problem
I have a similar problem with Vauxhall Meriva 63 reg (fan turns on instantly), however my mechanic is suggesting that I need a new radiator but this is confusing me? Would you be case with an overheating problem?
Can you do a Shed and tool box tour please
Steven Davies Stick around I will do a tool box tour soon 👍
I've too got a MAP thermoS that won't open, brand new, stuck closed. Tested OHMS.... , I've bought 2x Temp sensors yet arrive, I wondered if it was a bad circuit / ECU related woe, this could just be temp sensor bottom rad or engine side/both stopping MAP thermo open, my car boils over, rad system closed off, it's fine no thermo less straight through test, ......
Sorry pal but it's difficult for me to understand your question. The thermostat is mechanical that will open between 90ºc and 105ºC, now the best way to test the temperature sensor is looking into the live data and perhaps use a decade box , in he live data you should be able to see the block temperature sensor figures and radiator sensor figures as well , manipulating the sensor circuit with de decade box will tell if the circuit or ECU are bad ... I hope it helps 👍
@@CarsExposed THANKS, RE: manipulating the sensor circuit with de decade box will tell if the circuit or ECU are bad ... I hope it helps - I definitely need data ( graphed ) for sensors on circuit
Hi, i have astra j 1.4t b14net.I want to update the desire ETC 90. If I buy vaux-com device 1.70, can I update desire ETC.Thanks...
Is this vehicle the diesel or petrol version as mine is the exact version your working but I don't have that large pipe. That you move to access the sensor location.
Petrol.
Mate, did you face any issue regarding the Air condition not cooling on this car? I have a 2013 Meriva B in Portugal and my air conditioning is not working, it is always in 26 degrees and I have checked the gas (full) + changed the internal filter but still not going below 26 degrees. Thanks a lot
To be totally honest I never tested the AC , but I guess it’s ok I see the car time to time and no complaints 👍
1st boom
🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks mate 👍
What Autel diagnostic equipment are you using?
Autel MaxiCom MK908p 👍
WOULD A FAULTY I.A.T SENSOR MAKE THE FAN COME ON TO,CHEERS
There is a possibility , if they go open circuit