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thermostat switch 3 connections
I had to renew the thermostatswitch in the radiator of my Porsche 928 1978.
It used to be a switch with 2 connections. The alternative part for this is an Audi switch with 3 connections, apparently for 2 temperatures (as on my former Audi 90 2.6E). My Porsche only knows one speed for the fan so I want to connect it to the lowest temperature of the 2 available on the new switch. Which connections should I use? |
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thermostat switch 3 connections
On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 20:11:37 +0200, "Ad" > wrote:
> I had to renew the thermostatswitch in the radiator of my Porsche 928 1978. > It used to be a switch with 2 connections. The alternative part for this is > an Audi switch with 3 connections, apparently for 2 temperatures (as on my > former Audi 90 2.6E). My Porsche only knows one speed for the fan so I want > to connect it to the lowest temperature of the 2 available on the new > switch. Which connections should I use? Hi, I don't know how they switch, but I would suggest you put a multimeter on it and heat it up (with a hair dryer on in near-boiling water. That way you should well be able to determine its switching behaviour. Christoph |
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thermostat switch 3 connections
"Christoph Bollig" > skrev i en meddelelse ... > On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 20:11:37 +0200, "Ad" > wrote: > >> I had to renew the thermostatswitch in the radiator of my Porsche 928 >> 1978. >> It used to be a switch with 2 connections. The alternative part for this >> is >> an Audi switch with 3 connections, apparently for 2 temperatures (as on >> my >> former Audi 90 2.6E). My Porsche only knows one speed for the fan so I >> want >> to connect it to the lowest temperature of the 2 available on the new >> switch. Which connections should I use? > > Hi, > > I don't know how they switch, but I would suggest you put a multimeter > on it and heat it up (with a hair dryer on in near-boiling water. That > way you should well be able to determine its switching behaviour. > > Christoph > On the Audi 2,6E the first switch closes at 92-97 deg C and the second one at 99-105 deg C. The terminals on the switch should be marked "1" for the low temp, "2" for the high temp and "+" for the common terminal. Connect between "+" and "1". Try Christoph's metode - put the thing in water and heat it up - the low temp switch should close before it boils (100 deg C) Rgds Jens |
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