2001 Volkswagen Golf "fan speed slower time" Questions

...FAN MODULE NEW If you haven't replaced your water pump (composite impeller) to an aftermarket (metal impeller) then your heating problem lies in there. VW uses a plastic type impeller which cracks at ...

...The high blower works off a relay in the high speed only so the fan switch is at fault on your vehicle Replace the fan blower control speed switch which is the one you adjust the lower fan ...

...or the thermol switch. Plus how can I check if its the resistor? Thanks. The resistor limits power to the blower to make for the slower speeds. It could be a sticking fan relay or the

...cooling fan motor. If the resistor block is OK, then you have either a bad fan speed switch or a melted electrical connector at that switch. 95% of the time, the resister block is the problem. ...

fan which results in a slower speed. It could also be a bad heater fan switch, but is likely the resistors... see it all the time. Go to advanceautoparts.com, put your vehicle in there and do a search

...Fan works, radiator, timing belt and water pump has recently been changed. No loss of coolant if driving normal city speed. However, if the heat does go up(cause of driving above speed), the coolant ...

...intermittent squealing noise from my 2003 forester. I've heard similar noises coming from old boxer fans with worn bushings. Most times I hear it when driving @ around 100 KM/h. I have also heard it ...

...fan clutch speed. The cooling fan clutch speed is measured by a Hall-effect sensor and is monitored by the PCM during closed loop operation. The PCM optimizes fan speed based on engine coolant ...

...fan speed is much slower than like an electric fan. Is it because of hydraulically operated? I could stop the fan by my finger. Is it normal? Please help me. What could be the cause of overheating? ...

...fan turning "faster". It's actually turning at the same speed as the water pump pulley. The "roaring" noise is the result of the fan pulling in more air through the radiator. If the noise is present ...