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Temperature
10. Feb 2010 at 20:39  
Anyone any idea what temp the cooling fans should come on my temp went up to around 90-92 degrees today but the fans didn't come on i checked the fuse and it's ok Questioning
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Re: Temperature
Reply #1 - 10. Feb 2010 at 20:47  
92 degrees is the operating temperature of the thermostat. If the fan is not cutting in then you need to check for a blown fuse, or a loose relay in the engine compartment. HTH Thumbs Up!
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Re: Temperature
Reply #2 - 10. Feb 2010 at 20:53  
Well to be honest it may have been a bit shy of 92 degrees but not much, maybe somewhere between 90 and 92, should the fans only come on when the temp gets to 92 degrees then?
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Re: Temperature
Reply #3 - 10. Feb 2010 at 20:56  
The gauge is notoriously inaccurate .. to the point of stupidity !!

Have a read here ....

http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1265649819

As long as it stays at the same place every trip its probably OK ..  Smiley
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Re: Temperature
Reply #4 - 10. Feb 2010 at 20:58  
I would imagine there will be a margin either side of 92 degrees to be honest, but if yours only just reached 92, then I would not be unduly worried at all. If on the other hand, the temp. goes beyond 95 & still no fan, then I would be exploring further. Thumbs Up!
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Re: Temperature
Reply #5 - 10. Feb 2010 at 21:10  
Yeah i just read that and it's very interesting thanks i'll keep an eye on it.
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