04 engine fan
#1
04 engine fan
I dont know if I am saying this correctly but the engine fan that cools the car when shut off is not going on. what could be the issue?
I am teking it in for a c service this week but I dont want to sound ignorant when explaining it to the mechanic, so any advise would be appreciated.
I am teking it in for a c service this week but I dont want to sound ignorant when explaining it to the mechanic, so any advise would be appreciated.
#2
Originally Posted by REVOLUTIONZ
I dont know if I am saying this correctly but the engine fan that cools the car when shut off is not going on. what could be the issue?
I am teking it in for a c service this week but I dont want to sound ignorant when explaining it to the mechanic, so any advise would be appreciated.
I am teking it in for a c service this week but I dont want to sound ignorant when explaining it to the mechanic, so any advise would be appreciated.
#3
Originally Posted by hofb99
This fan is not designed to cool the engine when the engine's off. You're thinking of the days of the old Japanese cars that use to do this... I'm in Tucson, AZ where the temperature stays in the 100s about half the year, if not more...my fan never comes on AFTER I shut it off. When I start the car and kick on the A/C, after awhile, the fan kicks in and practically stays on until she's shut down again...(he he, I love it because the fan sounds like some future techy aerospace cooler of some kind...sounds cool!). Anyway...where did you hear the fan stays on after the car is shut off???
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#4
Originally Posted by carcus
Damn I miss Tucson, was stationed at DMAFB for 5 years, how is that Onyx Black holding up under the sun there? You waxing it pretty good? I remember what the sun did to alot of cars paint over the years with fade. Oh...miss having some nice drives down Speedway at night, great place to cruise next to U of A. ![Wink](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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So are you stationed @ Keesler now? I've been re-routed to the Pentagon...back to D.C. (EAST COAST!) where I belong... Leaving beginning of the year... CAN'T WAIT!!!
Holla back!!!
#5
Originally Posted by hofb99
Man, I cruise EVERYWHERE I can go!!! I ended up on I-10 the other night just to have an excuse to cruise the interstate to the WalMart Supercenter in Mirana just for the ride! lol I'm sick! Sick w/ loving my MAX! I checked out your website...seems you settled for other than black... I HAD to have black this time around... Had an '87 "white ghost" back when they were still box bodystyle... Absolutely loved it! Your rims would definitely look better on my car! lol There's a guy just around the corner w/ a restored '95 Caprice Classic w/ your rims on it and I was just telling my kids how those rims would look so sick on my car! Just ain't willing to dish out the money for the tires/rims @ this point...got 3 boys to feed!!!
You know how it goes...
So are you stationed @ Keesler now? I've been re-routed to the Pentagon...back to D.C. (EAST COAST!) where I belong... Leaving beginning of the year... CAN'T WAIT!!!
Holla back!!!
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So are you stationed @ Keesler now? I've been re-routed to the Pentagon...back to D.C. (EAST COAST!) where I belong... Leaving beginning of the year... CAN'T WAIT!!!
Holla back!!!
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#6
I was medically evacuated out of DMAFB, Tucson, AZ to El Paso, TX in the 80's. Was stationed in Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Had an open heart surgery (valve replacement) in Ft. Sam Houston, US Army Hospital in San Antonio, TX. My daughter was born in Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Missed the area.
#8
Originally Posted by hofb99
This fan is not designed to cool the engine when the engine's off. You're thinking of the days of the old Japanese cars that use to do this... I'm in Tucson, AZ where the temperature stays in the 100s about half the year, if not more...my fan never comes on AFTER I shut it off. When I start the car and kick on the A/C, after awhile, the fan kicks in and practically stays on until she's shut down again...(he he, I love it because the fan sounds like some future techy aerospace cooler of some kind...sounds cool!). Anyway...where did you hear the fan stays on after the car is shut off???
#9
Originally Posted by REVOLUTIONZ
I used to hear it when the car was new. I would shut off the engine and you would think the car was still on, but it it wasnt it was the fan kicking in.
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#10
My SL was made in May of '04 and is driven in Atlanta area traffic (I hear the fan come on when traffic stalls), but the fan always goes off when I turn the engine off.
tko507 - So your daughter was born at Fort Huachuca, eh? So was mine. Back on March 24, 1961. I lived off-base. Spent a few months in Tombstone, and almost two years in Bisbee at the Garfield Apartments; an old converted school with 14 foot ceilings and the bottom window sills six feet off the floor. Always changed the oil in my '53 Chevy 210 (couldn't afford the Bel Air) by straddling a ditch at the top of Mule Pass.
Fort Huachuca now has the town of Sierra Vista outside the gate. Back in the mid-fifties, before Sierra Vista, the village outside the gate was called (appropriately) 'Fry'.
Ah, the good old days . . .
tko507 - So your daughter was born at Fort Huachuca, eh? So was mine. Back on March 24, 1961. I lived off-base. Spent a few months in Tombstone, and almost two years in Bisbee at the Garfield Apartments; an old converted school with 14 foot ceilings and the bottom window sills six feet off the floor. Always changed the oil in my '53 Chevy 210 (couldn't afford the Bel Air) by straddling a ditch at the top of Mule Pass.
Fort Huachuca now has the town of Sierra Vista outside the gate. Back in the mid-fifties, before Sierra Vista, the village outside the gate was called (appropriately) 'Fry'.
Ah, the good old days . . .
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