Cooling fan problem

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Asked by GuruVT2JS Aug 12, 2018 at 10:28 PM about the 2006 Volvo S60 2.5T AWD

Question type: General

i noticed my cooling fan continiously runs when i
start up the car in the garage so i was told by
mechanic to get AC recharged which was done
promptly but a few days later the fan is back at
max speed. i went to my mechanic he said my ac
was leaking and a new ac evaporator need to be
replaced which costs $1000 with labour. would this
fix the problem? does this have anything to do with
the cooling fan not stopping? because i dont care
about the ac. please help

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GuruVT2JS answered 6 years ago

yes as soon as i start it. luckily they stop when i turn the engine off.

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