Power Steering Fan Remains on
Created by: Dropbear
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Sep 5, 2019 03:35AM | kenatminimania | |
Sep 2, 2019 01:14PM | Dropbear |
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Originally Posted by Dropbear
Hello all,
My power steering pump fan remains on even after shut down. Fluids are full. Bloody thing is screaming like a banshee and I have to disconnect the battery.
Is there a pressure switch or thermal switch in this system that may have failed? Or has the steering pump shat itself?
Any advice greatly appreciated.
My power steering pump fan remains on even after shut down. Fluids are full. Bloody thing is screaming like a banshee and I have to disconnect the battery.
Is there a pressure switch or thermal switch in this system that may have failed? Or has the steering pump shat itself?
Any advice greatly appreciated.
The radiator fan that won't shut off is a symptom of a failed electronics module on the radiator fan assembly - specifically a burnt out resistor pack. Unfortunately, MINI does not offer a replacement resistor pack so the entire fan module needs to be replaced....
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Hello all,
My power steering pump fan remains on even after shut down. Fluids are full. Bloody thing is screaming like a banshee and I have to disconnect the battery.
Is there a pressure switch or thermal switch in this system that may have failed? Or has the steering pump shat itself?
Any advice greatly appreciated.
My power steering pump fan remains on even after shut down. Fluids are full. Bloody thing is screaming like a banshee and I have to disconnect the battery.
Is there a pressure switch or thermal switch in this system that may have failed? Or has the steering pump shat itself?
Any advice greatly appreciated.
"You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off"