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Cooling Fans On Before Fully Up To Temp 3.3 V6


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Hi guys,

Anyone else with a 3.3 V6 have their cooling fans come on before it's up to normal operating temperature?

Just thought I'd ask, it's always done it.

In fact all 3 of my GV's have.

It's difficult to notice really, but a bugger on cold days when I notice it.

It does it wether it's been driven, or idling on the drive say for oil changes, or just to run it if it's been stood.

If I turn the engine off and start it up again they stay off.

 

Cheers,

Nev

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You have a break in the wires. I lived with it for years. The ecu sends a signal for the cooling fans. By all means check the relays. But the chrysler specialists in enfield fixed it within minutes of diagnosing it. They have the proper scanners. Others just cannot scan these vehicles. Check with ACD as well if you wish. Cheers. I have had so much work done on my chrysler, and come to the conclusion that only someone with the proper doagnostic machines for chrysler will be able to tell you exactly what is wrong with these cars. Something which waas backed up by the aa patrol.
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They aren't on all the time, work normally when hot, in traffic cutting in / out, same with AC when it's on, (mostly it's not).

And it doesn't do it all the time.

But definitely noticeable when not going anywhere on the drive as I said.

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Thanks for that, appreciate the effort.

The fans come on when the gauge is on the mark below the halfway one, and full temp on mine is literally just under the halfway mark.

 

Our first GV with LPG TECH used to not change over until it was a fair way up, but obviously in winter that could be a while, so my guys adjusted it so it swapped to gas at about the quarter line or just under - but hot enough so it heats the gas to work properly. Which is around where our "new" one with BRC does it.

 

One or 2 very hot days in summer it started up and immediately went to gas, but wouldn't drive on it - just got a bit warm sat under the car port in the sun!!! Only 30 seconds of fast idle and it was away though.

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