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  1. Thanks,

    I know (19 low speed L),(20 high speed L),(21 low speed R),(22 high speed R).

    only 19 and 21 click when I activate durametric, but any fan won't run.

    Now, You mean switch 20 <--> 19 and 22<-->21? I did that before and no High speed activation on neither Fans.

    Only the Driverside Low speed Fan turn ON when Temp 18*0.

    Durametric don't Turn ON the high speed Fans... why? Here in Michigan is cold these season I mean coooold. Is that the reason?

    I read on a another thread here that High speed Fans turn ON on car start always. Is that true? Because mines are quiet.

    Need help on this

  2. Okay, I received my Durametric and perform the analysis. The engine module got a freeze frame data P1602.

    I run the car and let temperature to go to 180 as usual. The driverside Low speed Fan isn't running at 180, only the passenger side is good.

    Turn OFF the engine with switch ON and ran Durametric and perform the activation feature.

    Engine purge fan --> Ok

    Check engine light --> Ok

    Fan ---> Sent command sucessfully... but did not triggered any Fans.

    Where to start?

  3. Thanks Loren,

    I ordered the durametric, should be here this week. hopefully we can debugged the problem source more efficiently.

    Well, I did the hack on the relays and the fan isn't working. I don't have durametric for now, but I'll like to know if I can get the code on other OBD scanner.

    No codes for fans OBD II is primarily emissions.

    I highly suggest finding someone with Durametric or a Porsche tester - that way you will diagnose and buy only what you need.

  4. Can you tell which are the codes for Left cooling fan not working? Sorry for the mess.

    Engine fan?

    You don't mean the emissions air pump that runs for 2 minutes at startup?

    If the engine compartment purge fan is on then you likely have another problem - as it rarely runs unless the engine is very hot.

    The low speed radiator fans would only run as needed for cooling based on the coolant temperature. The only way to test the low speed fans (without heating the coolant up) is with Durametric software, a PST2, or PIWIS tester.

  5. Thanks, Now that you mention oil quantities in the air compressor system, that will be my second step, check the oil.

    There is a good change that the compressor starts to hang by excessive internal resistance caused by too much or too little oil, failing AC system, etc. or simple a bad bearing. Let check this it out first.

  6. You're right Loren,

    There's a tiny portion in the edge that is not reach by the pads, this can lead to inaccuracy. But a wide range in the safe parameters can rule it out.

    Better to use a micrometer (IMHO) - since you are looking for the thinnest portion of the disc.

    Problem with using calipers is that you will not get to the thinnest areas - like where a rock has ground a groove.

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