[200q20v] rad fan fusible link
C1J1Miller at aol.com
C1J1Miller at aol.com
Tue Aug 14 18:54:47 EDT 2001
I think in part the issue is corrosion from the radiator fan output (road
salt laden air).
I throw a few in the bottom of the glove box (.80 each, and I've handed out
two at track events to people who would otherwise be fixing it with wire...
Chris
In a message dated 8/14/01 10:46:22 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
wolff at turboquattro.com writes:
> Just bolt a spare on one side of the fuse assy hanging down (so it's not
> actually in use) and that way ten years from now when the fuse cracks some
> lucky audi nut will be able to fix it right on the spot. I think it's
> thermal cycling from the load of the fan causing expansion and contraction
> that fatigues the metal of the fuse. A "blown" fuse looks quite different.
> Wolff
> "Nobody can forget the sound." - Michele Mouton
>
> > Now a question, think this is good enough, or should I go ahead and get
> the
> > "proper" Audi one? Also, should I be concerned the link blew in the
first
> > place? Or should I just write it off at being 10 years old?
> >
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