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CSK (oreillys) has them all day long to match P/N E6ZB-8C609-AA as well
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just put in another year SVO..they are all the same.Originally posted by SVONASH View Post
also, Navy's link to O'reillys above..the part number for that one is RY224Comment
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And there are others on that page that will work as well.Originally posted by BrianO View PostComment
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Okay thanks guys! The second one I ordered was from Murray's which is also O'reillys. I beleive it is part number RY224.Comment
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Recieved the relay I ordered from Murray's/O'Reilly, part number 37506 and installed it. The fan works now. Thanks for the help guys!Comment
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Cool!
I crack myself up sometimes!
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I have a fan relay which I think is going bad. The part number on the unit is E2BB-8C609-A1C. This is on an original unit on a 1984 SVO with A/C.
Everything I read about which one is the replacement lists the above part number as the NON-AC unit and a E3BB-8C609-CA as the one for the A/C cars.
Which one do I replace it with?? What is the difference and would I be able to tell looking at a replacement whether it will work or not?
JimComment
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I have the E2BB controller currently (which is the one thats listed for the non A/C cars and its in a car WITH A/C). I have been using my A/C switch to turn on/off the fan if I am sitting in traffic - so it must be an A/C unit. How do we explain that??
I can hear the relay switching and it doesnt always come on with the temperature or with the A/C switch, so I think its sticking and needs to be replaced.Comment
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Assuming its neither of those......
I have an E2BB-xx-A1C unit on an A/C car. Could it be stamped wrong?? Do the A/C ones and the non A/C ones have different number of wires going to them?? My unit has 6 wires I believe.
JimComment
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Thats the number from the black box. I will pop the thing open tomorrow and look what the circuit card shows.
If I understand it correctly, it should have two relays in there if its one from an A/C car, correct? One for the temp switch and one for the A/C switch.
If its a single relay in there, its one for a non A/C car. Sound correct??
All the replacement parts I see listed at O'Reillys, Autozone, Advance state that the E2BB unit is the non A/C and the E3BB unit is the A/C unit. They are all special order so I want to make sure I get the right one.
JimComment
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OK. I opened up the little TRW box.
It is only a single relay unit inside. The outside says E2BB-8C609-A1C. Yet, it is from a factory A/C 1984 SVO. It has 6 wires going to it. Inside the unit where the other relay would be is 3 resistors.
I can hear the unit click when I turn the A/C on and it does (9 out of 10 times) turn the radiator fan on.
The unit looks pretty good on the inside - no burn marks.
WHere the heck is the temp relay for the fan??
I want to replace the motor on the stock fan and replace the troublesome relays before they become a real problem, just which one to get??
JimComment
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No. Where is the relay to control the radiator fan?? I thought there was only one relay to control the fan. It was either a single relay thing if you had no A/C or a dual relay thing if you had A/C.
I have A/C and I only have the single NON-A/C relay. What am I not understanding?
JimComment
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See post #6 and post #20. There should be two relays.Comment
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I see the one in Post #6. That one has two windings in it. The one in my unit only has the one winding. Again, my unit is stamped with the E2BB part number which, if I understand it correctly, would be correct.
The problem is, my car is an A/C car. I thought I was supposed to have the dual winding relay. I can hear and feel the relay clicking when I turn on the A/C. Where is the other relay to turn on the fan based on temperature?
Or, am I misunderstanding something?Comment
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