Проверка работы вентилятора охлаждения радиатора Daewoo Matiz

Perform without the engine running and ignition on. K5 - General Motors part number 90229206 Low-speed cooling fan relay, price $4.23 General Motors part number 94580684 Low-speed cooling fan relay, price $3.45 Onnuri part number GSWD-013 Low-speed cooling fan relay, price $3.042 Pomax part number MAA-015 Low-speed cooling fan relay, price $3.25 Pmc part number PXPFA-015 Low-speed cooling fan relay, price $3.60 Raon part number CYC-272 Low-speed cooling fan relay, price $4.24 K6 - General Motors part number 90244312 High Speed ​​Cooling Fan Relay, price $4.92 Pomax part number MAC-003 High Speed ​​Cooling Fan Relay, price $3.52 F11 - 30A Radiator Cooling Fan Fuse General Motors part number 96234928 Fuse, price $0.66 If the fan motor does not run at low speed: 1. The fan resistor has burned out. The ceramic part is located behind the headlight on the driver's side and needs to be replaced. General Motors part number 94580776 Fan Speed ​​Control Resistor, price $12.31 General Motors part number 94812213 Fan Speed ​​Control Resistor, price $8.30 General Motors part number 90337070 Fan Speed ​​Control Resistor, price $24.75 At a coolant temperature of 93°C (203°F), the fan turns on at low speeds. The thermostat opens at 82°C (177°F). The fan turns off from low speeds when the coolant temperature reaches 90°C (194°F). At a coolant temperature of 100°C (211°F), the fan turns on at high speeds. The thermostat fully opens at 95°C (205°F). The fan turns off from high speeds to low speeds when the coolant temperature reaches 97°C (211°F).