is the a/c fan and radiator fan supposed to turn on at the same time in a 2011 toyota camry

Asked by sarahmae24 Jul 13, 2013 at 09:08 PM about the 2011 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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migration_judge_roy answered 11 years ago

if the a/c is engaged...yes. even if it isn't may need the additional cooling potential to bring the coolant temp down to operating temperature~

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Seth answered 11 years ago

No, the coolant fan and the A/C Blower are not connected. They both function completely independent from one another. The ECU will determine if the radiator fan needs to turn on to pull air in through the radiator fins to speed up the cooling of returned coolant from the engine. If you let your car idle the fans will turn off and on as needed.

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MattLogue answered 8 years ago

Will A/C fan come on WHEN A/C is hit? Or only in combination with a high temp of coolant/block?

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