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radiator fan not working

hello, we have a still r70-30 from 2004 and the fan radiators is not working, change the temperature sensor but still not working, any idea what to check?
no error on the display, only when is getting hot is giving temperature error.
  • Posted 6 Mar 2021 02:14
  • By daniel_a
  • joined 14 Mar'13 - 121 messages
  • ARGES, Romania
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