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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Kus on 03 October 2011, 23:51
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Why is this happening ? Havnt got a clue about engines only body work :huh:
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They stay on to aid the cooling process. Should only be a matter of 20 seconds or so.
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yep like what was said its normal :smiley:
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If they stay on for hours then i'd start worrying :laugh:
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If they stay on for hours then i'd start worrying :laugh:
:laugh: :laugh:
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They stay on even when the ignition is turned and stay on for about 10 mins
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the only thing that can keep them running is the senser in the bottom of the rad
(thermo temp sensor)
it could just be sticking just replace it.
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Fan control unit near the battery is noted for giving problems
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Sorry to highjack the thread, but I'm not 100% sure mine is even coming on at all....
is there a physical way to check :huh:
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Sorry to highjack the thread, but I'm not 100% sure mine is even coming on at all....
is there a physical way to check :huh:
leave the engine running for 10-15 mins it should cut in once up to temp
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erm, pretty sure they aren't working then :shocked: unless they are inaudible :cry:
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I'l take it to someone who knows what there doing have not got a clue where either of these sensors/buttons are..
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Fan control unit is under the battery tray.
The themo sensor is at the bottom of the rad your see a 3 pin connecter.
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I've never understood why some cars have the fans stay on for a while.
What are they doing? Nothing, it's of no value. The engine is off, so the waterpump is off, so no cooler water is reaching the engine, all that is being cooled is the radiator, which without water being pumped is of no value.
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It is just where the water is still hot. The thermo switch makes a circuit that keeps the fan running. Until the water cools below the set valve of the switch it won’t break the circuit.