selinahofmann74
Peugeot 107 Radiator Fan Issue
Summary of the thread
A Peugeot 107 owner is experiencing radiator fan issues, leading to engine overheating and a check engine light. The problem is suspected to be caused by a faulty speed sensor. After consulting with others and taking the car to a workshop, the speed sensor is confirmed as the issue and is replaced, resolving the problem.
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selinahofmann74 (community.author)
Weird noises? Now that you mention it, there was a bit of a whine, nothing major. And no visible damage to the blades. So, are you thinking it might be the thermal switch then?
johannesmiller9
Could be the switch, but honestly, chasing electrical gremlins can be a nightmare. If you're not 100% sure, maybe get a workshop to have a look before you start throwing parts at it. Might save you some cash in the long run.
selinahofmann74 (community.author)
Cheers, that's solid advice. Bit the bullet and took it in. Turns out you were spot on - workshop confirmed it was the speed sensor. 250€ lighter, but at least it's sorted now!
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johannesmiller9
Sounds familiar! Had a similar drama with my old Renault Clio. Was your radiator fan making any weird noises beforehand? Any issues with the fan blades?