should i be able to hear the electric fan
had a little over heating water spurting issue the other day
also should the fan run on after ignition is off when the engine is hot
if my fan is buggered, a new stock one
or a beast of an aftermarket fan
which is best
elcetric fan on rad
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you can certainly hear my fan when its on. Actually you hear it as it switches off - it makes the sort of noise that makes you wonder what is happening but of course nothing is 'cause its stoped.
I would expect the fan to run on after the ignition is turned off as the switch is passive (bi-metal or similar) and the fan isn't wired through the ignition switch. It was this that caused my last flat battery. I think the switch got too wet and left the fan running - at about 3A for a few days.
I would expect the fan to run on after the ignition is turned off as the switch is passive (bi-metal or similar) and the fan isn't wired through the ignition switch. It was this that caused my last flat battery. I think the switch got too wet and left the fan running - at about 3A for a few days.
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