

| Subject: | radiator fan speeds vs AC |
| From: | Richard A Jones |
| Date: | Tue, 16 Jul 2013 11:17:44 -0600 |
I realized I don't understand the three speeds of the radiator fan when the temp sensor only has two outputs. I'm looking at Bentley 97.141 for my '87 Syncro Westy and the way I read it is: AC off: radiator temp sensor runs the fan at low speed or high speed, according to the 95 C switch and the 102 C switch. Fan never runs at middle speed. The low speed is via the resistor and the high speed via the 3rd stage relay. AC on: fan runs at low speed, unless AC high pressure switch closes and then it runs at middle speed. This via the 2nd stage relay (tracks 14 and 22) But when the AC clutch is running, fan always runs at high speed. (Tracks 17 to 18 to 20) Is this correct? I don't think my AC does this; if that is how it should work, I'll have to figure out why mine doesn't. I know my fan runs at low speed when I turn on the AC. Thanks, Richard
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