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964 90' oil cooler and AC fan constantly running

I searched a lot on the forum but can't find a solution. As soon as I turn my key, thet oil cooler fan and ac condensor front fan starts running at full speed.. Wiring loom looks good and oil sensor is connected.

I have another 964 from 89' so I switched the relay R04 en R14, problem stay's the same.

The CCU form the 964, I have put in the other 964 and if I turn the key the fans starts spinning. I did notice the other 964 had a CCU with a 993 partnumber and the modification in the wiring loom (Workshop Manual S.87-27). So this my mislead.

What can I test next ?


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How about the temperature sensor in the oil cooler itself? It seems to me that the problem might be a bad sensor or perhaps wires that are damaged and somehow shorting to ground.
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I checked:

- oil temperature sensor - ok
- relay's - both ok
- wiring - ok
- restistors - both ok

So I think the problem is in the CCU. As soon as unplug the CCU the fans stop spinning.

Has anybody got a wiring diagram of the inside of the CCU ? Or tips what could be the problem ?

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