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12V Pumps in Cooling System
« on: 28 September 2022, 17:21:43 »

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As I live here in the north my Omega is equipped with two electrical pumps in cooling system. First one is behind the radiator and I beleive that every Omega has that. The second pump is installed to the hose going to heater matrix. As far as I know the idea of this second pump is to increase hot water flow throught the heater matrix in these cold countries. On the other hand according to the owners manual that second pump should circulate hot water in heater matrix when ignition is off and 'Auto' button is pressed. This pump together with the fan should keep the cabin warm as long as engine have some heat left.

This second pump works well as I tested it with 12V source. When I press Auto in cabin the fan starts to rotate but only 0.4V comes to the wires connected to the pump (measured when not connected). Where is that current coming from, is there a relay somewhere? Everything else works fine in the car so guess all fuses are ok.

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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #1 on: 28 September 2022, 23:34:03 »

Does the cabin air temperature sensor work?

If both the outside air and cabin temperatures are above the selected temperature, then the fan will be the only thing that comes on.

Also, was the engine upto temperature when you tried as the cut off threshold may be higher than you think.

Repeating the test with the cabin temp set on Hi on both sides might force it to run the second pump :-\
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #2 on: 29 September 2022, 09:27:11 »

Thanks DG for your quick (as usual) reply.

1. Yes cab sensor is ok; when driving and having set point in both sides e.g. 20°C fan speed is low and silent. When changed to 22°C fan accelerates and start to push hot, when changed to 18°C (from 20°C) fan accelerates and start to push cold.
2. I was in my garage and engine was only warm not hot, motor was hot earlier so the outside temp sensor might still have seen hot temperature. But I remember I put temp set point to HI. Anyhow, I repeat this all outside tonight with hot engine and report back.


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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #3 on: 29 September 2022, 09:43:38 »

 :y Without the hand book immediately to hand, does it give a coolant temperature that the feature works down to?

The other thing to check is that the pump actually spins up with 12v applied as it sounds like the pump or its relay could be at fault.
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #4 on: 29 September 2022, 10:53:44 »

1. At least Finnish version do not give a temp, If someone have other language versions available would be interesting to check.
2. Pump tested yesterday with 12V supply, it spins and I can hear that the water start to circulate. Might be the relay, I get 0.4V there to the wires. Which relay it is? I saw No. 22 here for X25XE and X30XE Lower one! Perhaps the lower one is for Y26SE and Y32SE Which I have (Y26SE)?? Relay 22 is named 'Pump Coolant' but is it for first pump or for second pump or is this relay for northern countries' second pump somewhere else?
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https://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90458.0
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #5 on: 29 September 2022, 12:09:47 »

Will have a rummage and report back  :y
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #6 on: 29 September 2022, 12:10:58 »

I think all higher end Omegas came with 2 pumps.  Fairly sure my Silver Bullet and TBE did.  Can't remember on the tractor model, or the N reg 2.5, or the gay Gold one...
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #7 on: 29 September 2022, 13:10:23 »

K22 is the relay, M54 is the pump.

Scandi models have an additional pump just fed from F15, no switch indicated on the diagram.

To further confirm the pump identity, pump M54 should be BRownGruN in and BRown out.  ;)
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #8 on: 29 September 2022, 13:21:06 »

Thanks, I do my homework as soon as back home, now at work with bicycle so have to heat up Omega first.

Found this old thread.
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=130392.0
There someone say that F15 feeds M57, lets see the colors of wires...
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #9 on: 29 September 2022, 13:29:42 »

Let me know the wire colours when you get home and I will properly dig through the later diagrams (rather than the Haynes MFL ones) .  :y
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #10 on: 29 September 2022, 14:12:23 »

I think all higher end Omegas came with 2 pumps.  Fairly sure my Silver Bullet and TBE did.  Can't remember on the tractor model, or the N reg 2.5, or the gay Gold one...

My 1999 3.0 Elite only had the circulation pump on the rad  :-\
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #11 on: 29 September 2022, 15:12:56 »

I think all higher end Omegas came with 2 pumps.  Fairly sure my Silver Bullet and TBE did.  Can't remember on the tractor model, or the N reg 2.5, or the gay Gold one...

My 1999 3.0 Elite only had the circulation pump on the rad  :-\
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #12 on: 29 September 2022, 16:21:57 »

So, part 1 of my homework:

First pump behind the radiator, a) red with green stripe b) brown
Second pump below tank pumping to heater mtx, a) black with blue stripe b) brown
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #13 on: 29 September 2022, 16:40:41 »

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No .... the good looking MFL  ;)
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Re: 12V Pumps in Cooling System
« Reply #14 on: 29 September 2022, 16:57:04 »

DR-Grün could be dunkel rot... which is dark red-green, which language is in use in these colours?
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