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Old 06-29-2007, 09:51 AM   #1
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I'm searching for o-ring sizes and replacement parts for the Sauer Danfuss hydraulic motor that runs the cooling fan for the radiator, Model # TAM22-90/26,5C107. The motor is starting leak hydraulic fluid.

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Fred,
try calling M&M (Chino, CA).

They modified my fan unit last year and seemed very familiar with it. I highly recommend them for service and repair.

http://www.mandmcoach.com/
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What did the modify on your fan?

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The fan was not actuated when the A/C compressor was on (not un-common I was told and maybe not consistent across all Alpine model years).

The modification involved solenoids and a valve to actuate the fan whenever the A/C compressor is running.

In my case, the A/C system over-heated and failed without this modification.
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