Help over heating 120c!!!!!

rsmith

Robbie
Apr 28, 2004
2,797
1
Tipperary, Ireland
Hello all,


I just replaced my Oil pressure switch and then disconnected my battery for 20min on my 03 LCR which cleared the Yellow warning light off my dash, i just brought the LCR for a spin and then i noticed when i got back the temp gauge was reading near 120c, 117c in VAG 409.

Can anybody tell me what the problem could be, i notice my fans did not kick in.

All i did was disconnect the battery and replace the oil Pressure switch, nothing else.:confused:


Cheers

Rob
 

Chemical Al

Trollied Member
Apr 6, 2004
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0
Craven Arms, Shropshire
are the fuses for the fans under the bonnet by the battery ok?
water pump ok?

think there has been a few threads about overheating, have a search and see what turns up
 
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rsmith

Robbie
Apr 28, 2004
2,797
1
Tipperary, Ireland
One of them looks a bit bend out of shape and one of the contacts looks burned, i will swap it with a new one and test. There are 3 fuses on top of my Battery, so i assume you mean those ones?

Also how do i get a picture into the message, i find it helps other people if they are reading posts.


Cheers Al


Rob
 

rsmith

Robbie
Apr 28, 2004
2,797
1
Tipperary, Ireland
Al,

I replaced the Green 30Amp fuse and the fans are kicking in now.
Weird the old fuse didn't blow, but did look like it was melted around the contacts.

Anyway thanks a million for your help.


Cheers

Rob
 

jsparks

Guest
water damage to the fuses mate, its worth replacing all 3 fuses if thats the case. blocks the contact
 

rsmith

Robbie
Apr 28, 2004
2,797
1
Tipperary, Ireland
Will do, At 50c a fuse its defo worth it, i would say it was water damage alright, its kinda spitting rain here in Ireland today when i was under the bonnet.
 
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