Continental W12 cooling fans issue
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Plug to 2005 Bentley Continental GT
Thank you so much for the information. I think it will be really helpful. I think I can see one supply to a Fan from up top.
Do you a standard PWM tester might be able to check out the FCM if I give I it 12v on the large wires 60amp supply and then use the PWM to give it 5v PWM .
I saw elsewhere that some of the Audi fan controllers are the same and interchangeable. Have you come across that?
Thanks again really helpful info.
Do you a standard PWM tester might be able to check out the FCM if I give I it 12v on the large wires 60amp supply and then use the PWM to give it 5v PWM .
I saw elsewhere that some of the Audi fan controllers are the same and interchangeable. Have you come across that?
Thanks again really helpful info.
Question??? One Day day I went to the store and my AC was working. I came out of the store, turned the car on and the AC would not come on. I keep getting a code about the fan 2 control module but my question is.... is the plug that I have circled, supposed to be plugged into something because mine is not plugged into anything
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Question??? One Day day I went to the store and my AC was working. I came out of the store, turned the car on and the AC would not come on. I keep getting a code about the fan 2 control module but my question is.... is the plug that I have circled, supposed to be plugged into something because mine is not plugged into anything
Welcome to 6speedonline !
As to your question, yes, it is supposed to be plugged in, actually, there are two plugs, one for each fan.
You can see both plugs in my pictures, they are located at the passenger side area, and they are accessible from the bottom with the belly pan removed.
Johnny
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