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Radiator Fan turn on even when cold

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clarksongli Member

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FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

it was the fan.  So for future reference of anyone looking.  Even if you measure voltage on the signal pins it doesnt mean the signal is incorrect.

 

Also for reference.  the VW touareg fan works.....it needs to be the non tow package fan(600w vs 800w).  Bought mine for 150 bucks with a lifetime warranty!

 

Feeling pretty good right now!

 

For reference here are all the models the fan came in:

 

UDI 7L0 959 455 E FORD 3M211 5150 BB FORD 1328625 PORSCHE 955 624 135 00 SEAT 7L0 959 455 E SEAT 7L0 959 455 B VW (VOLKSWAGEN) 7L0 959 455 B VW (VOLKSWAGEN) 7L0 959 455 E Edited by clarksongli
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Hello Everyone

Not meaning to bump up this old thread, But i recently experienced the same issue.

This is my first post ever on this forum, in fact I created an account to share my solution for this  :thumbup:

I drive a 2005 Porsche Cayenne S.

What I did was disconnect and reconnect the battery (underneath the driver's seat), and all went back to normal (it's been one week).

I haven't tried to check the car with a durametric, maybe a simple fault code reset might have worked.

I suggest doing so (takes about 20 minutes), and see what happens, It's not going to harm your car in any way

 

Strictly follow Instructions on replacing the battery in the user manual.

Please wear safety equipment, or have an electrician do this for you.

 

After reconnecting the battery, warnings for PSM, ABS, and air suspension might show. They can be cleared with a durametric or by simply driving for a few miles.

 

Best regards Everyone, and see you in other posts

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