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Shiftyone Shiftyone is offline

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Last Activity: 10-04-2012 10:37 AM

About Me

  • About Shiftyone
    Location
    Southern California
    Interests
    Dirtbike Racing "Desert", Basketball, Running
    Occupation
    Computer Tech/CCNA/Network Admin/IT
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    2004 Mini Cooper S
    127,000 Miles at time of photo
    Modifications I have installed: K&N Typhoon Intake, Parcel tray, euro arm rest, auto up for windows, aux, iPhone Connection, tint, ZipDee Shades.
    Planned Modifications: 15% Pulley, Wheels/Tires (When the tires wear out).

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  • Last Activity: 10-04-2012 10:37 AM
  • Join Date: 01-23-2012

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  1. dmick1977
    07-06-2012 11:05 AM
    Hi Shiftyone, I was just reading thru NAM and found your post, I have an '03 with a similar problem. I get AC, but only at speeds over 30mph. Just had a friend check out my car and he noticed the fan wasn't turning on at all, it's 100+ here in Wisconsin (freaky) and I think my fan too is dead. Just wondering if the fan fixed your issue you had in January 2012

    Just ordered my fan from RockAuto.com. Got my cars lack of A/C diagnosed as needing a new fan, compressor, dryer, and condenser. No idea why it would need a new condenser! If you could help give me some hope or sense of doom, it would be appreciated. My Cooper has been a bit of a money pit lately.
    Cheers!
    Dan in Wisconsin
    "So, I'm going to replace the fan and see if that fixes it, since I have read that the A/C compressor is controlled by the fan in some way.
    Fingers crossed I can get out of this mess for $81!"

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