Engine/Cabin Fan Always On
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Engine/Cabin Fan Always On
Got a weird problem with my engine fan and cabin fan. I know that when the engine is hot and I turn off the engine, the engine fan will continue to blow for awhile until the engine cools down a little bit. Yesterday I turned off the car but had also left the fan **** on high. When I returned to my car about 1 1/2 hours later, the engine fan was still running and so was the fan inside the car. Is this a fuse/relay issue or something electronic. Any help is appreciated.
#3
RE: Engine/Cabin Fan Always On
I just read about this in the manual the other night, approx. 50 minutes after turning off the car and using the AC, the fan will come on to clear out and evaporate any condensation in the lines.
pg 72...
Passenger compartment blower
Approximately 50 minutes after the ignition is turned off, the blower may come on automatically, and run for seven minutes, to remove condensation in the A/C evaporator.
pg 72...
Passenger compartment blower
Approximately 50 minutes after the ignition is turned off, the blower may come on automatically, and run for seven minutes, to remove condensation in the A/C evaporator.
#4
RE: Engine/Cabin Fan Always On
It's called afterblow and does what was posted above.
This is three posts by you in three days with the complete incorrect answer, you should not be a mod.
However, if you do stay as a moderator, MODERATE, don't post technical answers as every one seems to be wrong. You're giving wrong advice to newbies and perhaps them spending their money when it's not necessary
This is three posts by you in three days with the complete incorrect answer, you should not be a mod.
However, if you do stay as a moderator, MODERATE, don't post technical answers as every one seems to be wrong. You're giving wrong advice to newbies and perhaps them spending their money when it's not necessary
#5
RE: Engine/Cabin Fan Always On
ORIGINAL: JRL
It's called afterblow and does what was posted above.
This is three posts by you in three days with the complete incorrect answer, you should not be a mod.
However, if you do stay as a moderator, MODERATE, don't post technical answers as every one seems to be wrong. You're giving wrong advice to newbies and perhaps them spending their money when it's not necessary
It's called afterblow and does what was posted above.
This is three posts by you in three days with the complete incorrect answer, you should not be a mod.
However, if you do stay as a moderator, MODERATE, don't post technical answers as every one seems to be wrong. You're giving wrong advice to newbies and perhaps them spending their money when it's not necessary
Second read the first line again!!!!
He said engine cooling fan and cabin fan!!!
The engine cooling fan doesn't come on as part of the afterblow function.
The cabin fan is the only one that comes on as the afterblow function.
This is the second time you have gine wrong advise in the same day!
Maybe you need to freshen up your reading skills?
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