13bturbofc

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ok heres the deal,i have a 87 TII i instaled a microtech and went with a large single turbo ect. ect. i also removed the AC condensor and the little E-fan on the condensor..now the stupid buzzer is going off and the warning light says "cooling fan" how do i stop the buzzer for just the fan? i want to keep it for low coolent and oil..

13bturbofc

iTrader: (4)

i cant think of anything...how does it even know if the fan is pluged in or not?

antman0408

iTrader: (2)

Thats wierd, I removed the same fan and my buzzer hasnt gone off ever, but I do have the warning light on.

RETed

On a stock system, the fan should not be triggering the buzzer.


-Ted

13bturbofc

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what do you mean on a stock system? the warning light says cooling fan not low coolent or low oil.. i never even knew that there was a buzzer for the fan...i dont even have the ecu in it i have a standalone so its not a stock system if thats what your saying...wtf!! this buzzer is so annoying wheres ICEMARK i know he probaly knows

Icemark

yes, the buzzer should not be going off for the Fan.

Are you sure you didn't disconnect the sensor on top of the radiator when you were messing around, or that you have sufficient coolant and oil in the car.

13bturbofc

iTrader: (4)

ok so i should see just the cooling fan light and no buzzer for the cooling fan correct..and it was the first startup on the motor so it has full oil but there may be some air pockets in the cooling system yet..but its kinda weird that the low coolent light wasnt on..maybe the light is just messed up

RETed

The system does a self-check everytime you turn the key ON before you start cranking the engine.
So...
Do all the lights go on when you do this???


-Ted

13bturbofc

iTrader: (4)

its was low coolent it must have had an air pocket and the light just didnt work