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The two most common faults are heavy corrosion and the electric fans tend to seize. | The two most common faults are heavy corrosion and the electric fans tend to seize. | ||
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| + | OEM replacements are available by [http://www.aepdirect.com / AEP based in Scotland]. | ||
They can provide a new OEM cooling fan and shroud manufactured by Valeo for approximately £68 each. | They can provide a new OEM cooling fan and shroud manufactured by Valeo for approximately £68 each. | ||
Renault can provide a new OEM cooling fan and shroud manufactured by Valeo for approximately £176:85 each. | Renault can provide a new OEM cooling fan and shroud manufactured by Valeo for approximately £176:85 each. | ||
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== OEM Part Numbers == | == OEM Part Numbers == | ||
Revision as of 13:03, 2 July 2007
Background
The cooling fans are not bespoke to the Élan they were obtained from the Valeo parts bin. The Lotus Élan utilizes two such fans. As for commonality the same unit is in common use on the Renault 25 AR4 Automatic transmission.
Lotus do not stock these assemblies as they are now obsolete.
Common Faults
The two most common faults are heavy corrosion and the electric fans tend to seize.
Replacement
OEM replacements are available by / AEP based in Scotland.
They can provide a new OEM cooling fan and shroud manufactured by Valeo for approximately £68 each.
Renault can provide a new OEM cooling fan and shroud manufactured by Valeo for approximately £176:85 each.
OEM Part Numbers
Old Lotus part number A100K0017F (Now obsolete) New Lotus part number A100K6024F (Now obsolete)
AEP DIRECT CF627
UK Renault 7700795199 UK Renault 7700802142
FrigAir 0509.1627 Aimrad 0509.1627
