Freelander fan not working - 2002 Land Rover Freelander

is the engine getting up to a good operating temperature , may have a problem with the thermostat not opening or even the water pump not working , if engine not hot enough fan won't cut in

ck your heater fan fuse first , that might have 2 places with fuses for that , if they are not blown look for maybe a relay for it also , next see if you are getting power to your heater fan if you are then you fan will need replaced but I really never seen a fan go unless there was something stopping it from turning keep e posted

Check the temperature sender that controls the fan . Also check the fan fuse and relay in the underwood fuse and relay box.

Temperature/frad. fan switch/solinoid is bad.

have you checked the fan switch which should be on the radiator, maybe faulty and operating at the wrong tempreture.

The fan module is the big silver box with fins on it, right next to the fans. Just follow the fan cables and you will find it. Don't jumper the fans without unplugging or you may destroy the power transistors in the fan unit. Check the temperature sensor for the fan control unit - near the front of the engine - it should have some resistance - not be short circuit or open circuit, it is a sensor, not a switch. If short or open, that is likely to be the problem, otherwise, ensure that the control units have electrical supply, otherwise, it is very likely to be the control unit.

there is a module mounted on the fan shroud that is a common problem. but as always, check fuses, connectors and grounds!

headgasket.

u need a Freelander Blower Fan Speed Repair Kit
go on e-bay Item number: 160320517862

the fan works at different speeds by switching to a different resister for the given speed. A common fault is the resister pack has a thermal overload/cutout which over time corrosion sets in and it breaks down. When you find the pack [normally under bonnet and in the motor cowling ]although not necessarily, you will see agroup of wires 4/5 remove the pack locate the thermal cutout ,bridge it and test ,if the fan works on all speeds #replace the unit# , we don't want a fire do we??. the information that i have supplied is for general electrical principles , and unless your freelander has computor controlled heating the principles will be the same. if it is computor controlled it could get expensive .Good luck i hope that i have helped in some way. Pat.