Cooling fan

Asked by Michael Feb 29, 2016 at 08:21 AM about the 1995 Ford Taurus LX

Question type: General

Cooling fan stays running after
engine cutoff

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Inspector4424 answered 8 years ago

Standard to do that, might want to check the temp, if it needs it a thermostat to allow flow, you can;t see that kind of problem and will need to remove it and drop it into boiling water to see if it opens or not. if not, you've discovered the reason the car is using the extra fan power.

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