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Wiring diagram needed for 87’ Mondial 3.2 conv

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  1. Star-Garage

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    Wiring diagram needed for 87’ Mondial 3.2 conv
    if anyone can share please?
    Trying to diag radiator fans running with key on.
    Thx
     
  2. Alden

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    User "Afterburner" can probably help you with that.
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    Disconnect the yellow green wire from the thermostat. If the fans stop, your thermostat is faulty.
     
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    ... that's a 308, but the rad fans are similarly wired.
     
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    Did you mean to write "Disconnect the yellow green wire from the thermo switch in the bottom of the radiator (when the engine is cool and the cooling fans are wrongly running). If the fans stop, your thermo switch is faulty"? (Never heard of a 1980-90 F thermostat with an electrical function.)
     
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    Yes I did - apologies, and thanks Steve for pointing it out. Good someone is paying attention :D.
     
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    I have them for European car 3.2
     
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    Thanks guys! I will check and report back!
     
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    Thanks for all your help guys! It turns out that someone bridged the wires for the thermo switch.
    They also pulled the wires away from the radiator area and tucked them down near the battery. That’s why I didn’t realize there’s a switch on the bottom of the radiator.
     
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    Hopefully, you won't have an overheating issue to fix -- doing that is one of the common desperation band-aid fixes for an overheating symptom, but maybe just the thermoswitch is bad.
     
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