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<blockquote data-quote="funfer_fahrer" data-source="post: 172662" data-attributes="member: 2733">I want to share my experience with you.&nbsp; Actually, I managed to solve my problem.&nbsp; Thanks to my Peake Research Fault Code Reader!&nbsp; A couple of weeks ago, I drove to Putrajaya.&nbsp; The aircon fan was producing the lawnmower effect all the way.&nbsp; Surprisingly, on the way back it was back to normal.&nbsp; When I checked with my fault code reader there were two messages:&nbsp;1)&nbsp; 0B Engine Coolant Temperature, Radiator Outlet.2)&nbsp; 7D E-Fan.&nbsp;These messages were not there when it first happened.&nbsp; They appeared only after two to three days.&nbsp; I went to see two mechanics and one aircon expert before this and all of them suggested that I need to change my aircon fan whis was going to cost me RM1300 brand new or RM400 from kedai potong.&nbsp; Later I did a MODIC test at a local tyre shop near my house and the they also discovered those two faults.&nbsp; They managed to reset the &quot;7D E Fan fault&quot; but not the &quot;0B Engine Coolant Temperature, Radiator Outlet&quot;.&nbsp; Later I changed my Radiator Outlet sensor which cost me RM160 and paid RM30 for the MODIC test.&nbsp; Total cost RM190.&nbsp; Total savings RM1110.&nbsp; The air-con fan was back to normal until today.&nbsp; &nbsp;Conclusion:&nbsp; The air-con fan might not need be at fault.&nbsp; It could be something else which can be translated to a lot of savings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="funfer_fahrer, post: 172662, member: 2733"] I want to share my experience with you. Actually, I managed to solve my problem. Thanks to my Peake Research Fault Code Reader! A couple of weeks ago, I drove to Putrajaya. The aircon fan was producing the lawnmower effect all the way. Surprisingly, on the way back it was back to normal. When I checked with my fault code reader there were two messages: 1) 0B Engine Coolant Temperature, Radiator Outlet. 2) 7D E-Fan. These messages were not there when it first happened. They appeared only after two to three days. I went to see two mechanics and one aircon expert before this and all of them suggested that I need to change my aircon fan whis was going to cost me RM1300 brand new or RM400 from kedai potong. Later I did a MODIC test at a local tyre shop near my house and the they also discovered those two faults. They managed to reset the "7D E Fan fault" but not the "0B Engine Coolant Temperature, Radiator Outlet". Later I changed my Radiator Outlet sensor which cost me RM160 and paid RM30 for the MODIC test. Total cost RM190. Total savings RM1110. The air-con fan was back to normal until today. Conclusion: The air-con fan might not need be at fault. It could be something else which can be translated to a lot of savings. [/QUOTE]

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