Hella Temperature Switch - Radiator Fan - 12V - 2-pin connector
Temperature Switch for radiator fan with a 12V rating and a 2-pin blade terminal connector. It fea...Temperature Switch for radiator fan with a 12V rating and a 2-pin blade terminal connector. It features a screwed mounting type with a spanner size of 29 and thread size M22x1.5. The switch point is from 95°C to 100°C. It is normally open. This switch is responsible for the electronic control of the fan in the cooling system.
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This guide is for anyone using the Hella Temperature Switch (6ZT 007 800-061) to control their radiator fan. This switch provides reliable temperature monitoring and control, ensuring your engine runs at the optimal temperature. Keep in mind that correct installation and compatibility are essential for proper function.
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Model Part Number
6ZT 007 800-061
Brand
Hella
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the switch point?
The switch point is between 95°C and 100°C. The fan turns on when the temperature reaches this range.
What voltage is this switch compatible with?
This switch is designed for 12V systems.
What type of connector does the switch use?
It uses a 2-pin blade terminal connector.
How do I install the switch?
Screw the switch into the engine block or radiator using a spanner size 29. Connect the 2-pin connector to the fan's power supply.
What is the thread size of the switch?
The thread size is M22x1.5.
How do I check if the switch is working?
Use a multimeter to test for continuity when the engine coolant reaches the switch point temperature.
Troubleshooting
Radiator fan not turning on.
Check the switch's electrical connections. Verify the fuse is not blown, and the fan motor itself is functional. Test the switch with a multimeter to ensure it is closing the circuit at the correct temperature.
Engine overheating.
Check the temperature switch and the fan's operation. Make sure the coolant level is correct, and there are no blockages. Inspect the radiator for any damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Reliable temperature monitoring.
Durable construction.
Easy to install with standard tools.
Precise temperature control for optimal engine performance.
Cons
Requires specific thread size (M22x1.5).
Compatibility limited to 12V systems.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Ensure the engine is cold before installing. Use a spanner size 29 to screw the switch into the engine block or radiator.
Electrical Connections: Connect the 2-pin blade terminal connector to the fan's power supply.
Compatibility: This switch is designed for 12V systems only. Check the thread size (M22x1.5) to ensure compatibility with your engine. Always check the system's compatibility before installation.
Care: Regularly inspect the switch for corrosion or damage. Keep the connections clean and free of debris. Use a soft cloth to wipe the switch clean; avoid harsh chemicals.