Cooling Fan/Radiator Fan running after engine shut off
2015 Jaguar XF 3.0 SC
I recently started noticing the radiator fan remains on for a good minute or so after shutting off the engine regardless if how long the drive is. Its summer time in Canada, temps reach up to 28 to 30 C.
I noticed the fan was running even though the engine ran for less than a minute (moving it away from the garage door)
I should mention the car has had several coolant related issue that were addressed at the dealership with genuine parts. There is no temp gauge for me to monitor in order to determine if the car is overheating. The engine does feel very hot after a long drive, but that has always been the case.
I've read several forum post discussing the matter for other models though could not determine a clear conclusion as some post leaned towards it being NOT normal and most likely related to a bad sensor, water pump etc while other posts suggested that's normal and is designed to cool off the engine after use.
Is it normal for the cooling fan to run a minute or two after the engine has shut down?
I recently started noticing the radiator fan remains on for a good minute or so after shutting off the engine regardless if how long the drive is. Its summer time in Canada, temps reach up to 28 to 30 C.
I noticed the fan was running even though the engine ran for less than a minute (moving it away from the garage door)
I should mention the car has had several coolant related issue that were addressed at the dealership with genuine parts. There is no temp gauge for me to monitor in order to determine if the car is overheating. The engine does feel very hot after a long drive, but that has always been the case.
I've read several forum post discussing the matter for other models though could not determine a clear conclusion as some post leaned towards it being NOT normal and most likely related to a bad sensor, water pump etc while other posts suggested that's normal and is designed to cool off the engine after use.
Is it normal for the cooling fan to run a minute or two after the engine has shut down?
Last edited by Zereldo; Jul 19, 2020 at 06:00 AM.
I called the dealership, no straight response, they're pushing to bring the car in for a checkup and drop a hefty diagnostic charge.
cant really find any information regarding this elsewhere, any thoughts?
cant really find any information regarding this elsewhere, any thoughts?
At this point I'm trying out if it's normal or bot, the fan runs for at least a full minute after engine shuts off.
I have an OBD scan tool, though I have bot seen engine temp menu, but I'll double check that. What numbers should I be looking for, in other words, what's the ideal temp after 5 to 10 minutes of engine running. I understand there are a multitude of factors involved that may affect that, just looking for what it should be ideally in ambient temps of 25 C
I have an OBD scan tool, though I have bot seen engine temp menu, but I'll double check that. What numbers should I be looking for, in other words, what's the ideal temp after 5 to 10 minutes of engine running. I understand there are a multitude of factors involved that may affect that, just looking for what it should be ideally in ambient temps of 25 C
2015 Jaguar XF 3.0 SC
I recently started noticing the radiator fan remains on for a good minute or so after shutting off the engine regardless if how long the drive is. Its summer time in Canada, temps reach up to 28 to 30 C.
I noticed the fan was running even though the engine ran for less than a minute (moving it away from the garage door)
I should mention the car has had several coolant related issue that were addressed at the dealership with genuine parts. There is no temp gauge for me to monitor in order to determine if the car is overheating. The engine does feel very hot after a long drive, but that has always been the case.
I've read several forum post discussing the matter for other models though could not determine a clear conclusion as some post leaned towards it being NOT normal and most likely related to a bad sensor, water pump etc while other posts suggested that's normal and is designed to cool off the engine after use.
Is it normal for the cooling fan to run a minute or two after the engine has shut down?
I recently started noticing the radiator fan remains on for a good minute or so after shutting off the engine regardless if how long the drive is. Its summer time in Canada, temps reach up to 28 to 30 C.
I noticed the fan was running even though the engine ran for less than a minute (moving it away from the garage door)
I should mention the car has had several coolant related issue that were addressed at the dealership with genuine parts. There is no temp gauge for me to monitor in order to determine if the car is overheating. The engine does feel very hot after a long drive, but that has always been the case.
I've read several forum post discussing the matter for other models though could not determine a clear conclusion as some post leaned towards it being NOT normal and most likely related to a bad sensor, water pump etc while other posts suggested that's normal and is designed to cool off the engine after use.
Is it normal for the cooling fan to run a minute or two after the engine has shut down?
My 2013 3.0 S/C also does this. It usually runs less then 1 minute and mostly less then 30 seconds after shutdown. Not sure if it’s normal, I notice the fan speed changing depending on the weather, when it’s hot it runs at a faster speed, cool weather it runs slowly.
Can't say I've noticed it on the XF, but my 4.2L XK8 fans would run several minutes after shutoff on really hot days. Especially true in heavy traffic with hot weather. It easily hits 100F/38C+ outside in the Texas summer, so it did that often. Owners manual said it was normal.
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