NH t8000 aircon
- Thread starter franklin
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- Down on the edge of the world
What did he do on the previous visits?
if it has auto climate control I believe there should be some error codes displayed/stored
if it has auto climate control I believe there should be some error codes displayed/stored
GreaseMonkey
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- Location
- Norfolk
I’ll almost guarantee it’s the motorised hot water tap under the seat. If you turn the manual tap off on the heater pipes, left hand side just in front of cab, does it work then? It probably will, and if so it’s a case of changing the heater valve under the seat. barsteward of a job sadly, but it’s a common fault.
Aircon runs fine. After a while, could be two hours, could be half an hour, it starts blowing humid hot air at me. If you put it off for a few mins then back on, it often works again.
What ihave noticed today is that, while engine load is about sixty five percent, and Aircon cold, the engine coolant temp gets higher to the high nineties. Then the air on stops and coolant returns to high seventies or low eighties. All rads blown out this morning.
Currently I am baking in a hundred grand tractor with no aircon.
What ihave noticed today is that, while engine load is about sixty five percent, and Aircon cold, the engine coolant temp gets higher to the high nineties. Then the air on stops and coolant returns to high seventies or low eighties. All rads blown out this morning.
Currently I am baking in a hundred grand tractor with no aircon.
Clayfarmer
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Just a thought, but could the radiator viscous fan unit be a bit weak?? I suspect my viscous fan on a much older ford is causing the tractor to run warm, I also found a belt idler didn't help as the bearing was dry and would seize when it got warm wearing the belt and making it slip.