Fan thermo sensor/switch
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Fan thermo sensor/switch
Apparently my fan thermo switch is bad. Does anyone know of a replacement for the sensor/switch ? I've read that it's a common sensor/switch. But I am having a hard time finding one that is a correct fit. Of course I can always run a bypass switch but I'd rather use a workable thermo switch. Thank you!
- Derek
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Re: Fan thermo sensor/switch
That thermo switch was used on the 906, 907ie, 851, 888 and 9176 and early 748 but is no longer available.
https://www.stein-dinse.biz/product_inf ... _id=114492
However the switch for the later 748 and the 996 is available. It is essentially the same switch but with a different connector. It would need the connector of the 907 loom changed to fit.
https://www.stein-dinse.biz/advanced_se ... gories_id=
https://www.stein-dinse.biz/product_inf ... _id=114492
However the switch for the later 748 and the 996 is available. It is essentially the same switch but with a different connector. It would need the connector of the 907 loom changed to fit.
https://www.stein-dinse.biz/advanced_se ... gories_id=
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Re: Fan thermo sensor/switch
A lot of this type of part was also common on cars. Isn't there a site or posting of common parts that where also used on cars at the time? Maybe it's on that list.
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Re: Fan thermo sensor/switch
Thank you Derek! I did a search for the 916 temp switch and found an aftermarket switch a lot cheaper. I also picked up a "lower" temp switch and installed that one first. It has the same electrical terminals as the 907. Thought I'd give that a try first before cutting and splicing a electrical plug for the newer style.
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Re: Fan thermo sensor/switch
Can You put some link here about that 916 switch. I mean, that where You bought it and what was price?
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Re: Fan thermo sensor/switch
for my 906 I ordered a Febi Bilstein 06031 fan switch which looks exactly the same. 22 x 1.5 mm thread , 92 and 87 C switch temps. I have yet to find out if it fits but it most probably will
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