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Anonymous Posted on Apr 04, 2011

Hi I have 1995 bmw 318 covertible and I have some fan radiator problem in my car. after 15 min car engime working the temperature lavel go to high. Because the fan radiator no turn on (no work). But, if I put the aircondiotiner work(on) the fan star work and the temperature car come to normal lavel. I was think than problem is the fan sensor(radiator fan switch) and I replace for new radiator fan switch and the problem still the same. I would like to know how many sensor have the fan radiator.If i have to change others sensor and which one is. If you know or somebody know way the fan radiator only work with the a/c on. ..please send me e-mails with solutions. Thanks osmar

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That has 2 sensors one ac and one cooling should b a sensor on shroud near cooling fan

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SOURCE: 1995 BMW 318 COVERTIBLE AND I HAVE OVERHEAT..

it could a gasket problem try to double your gasket. go to your mechanics to check the wiring problem

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SOURCE: Hi I have 1995 bmw 318 covertible and I have some

check all your fuses and if theyr fine it may b the fan sensor

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