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Hustler Super z hydraulic fluid cooler fan problem

#1

Silentmower

Silentmower

My fan quit working on my Hydraulic fluid heat exchanger. Shrink wrapped in the fan wiring is what I believe to be a 10a fuse. I had no continuity through it. I bypassed the fuse and still the fan wouldn’t work when the ignition key was turned on. I cut the wires to the fan motor and when I applied 12 volts directly to the fan it ran great. I tested the wires coming from the ignition and had 12 volts. When I connected to the fan it dropped to millivolts. Do I have a relay problem as well as the in line fuse being burnt ?


#2

Regal Labradors

Regal Labradors

My fan quit working on my Hydraulic fluid heat exchanger. Shrink wrapped in the fan wiring is what I believe to be a 10a fuse. I had no continuity through it. I bypassed the fuse and still the fan wouldn’t work when the ignition key was turned on. I cut the wires to the fan motor and when I applied 12 volts directly to the fan it ran great. I tested the wires coming from the ignition and had 12 volts. When I connected to the fan it dropped to millivolts. Do I have a relay problem as well as the in line fuse being burnt ?
I have the exact same problem with my Super Z. We're you able to find the problem on yours yet?


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Mr. Mower

Mr. Mower

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