find out weather the sensor is closed curcuit or where the power for the fans come from ,if the relay is jammed on
check your relay for the cooling fan and fuelpump
Check your connection with the fan on/off sensor. Should be located somewhere on the thermostat housing. Sometimes if there is no signal, the fan will stay on (failsafe). Could also be the sensor
The short time off the brakes does not allow for brake cooling
Some cooling fans will stay running even if the car is shut off to cool down the motor. Once the fans thermostat gets tripped to shut off, the fan will continue to run.
Cooling fan is designed to come on when A/C,defroster, or engine temperature exceeds 235 degrees only
more than likely the relay has hung in the closed position. look in the pdc (power distribution center) and locate the relay for the engine cooling fan and try removing it and see if the fan stops
With many cars now days, the fan may continue to run after the car is shut off, or they may even start and run for a while after the car is shut off. An engine will actually get hotter for a short time after being shut off. Sometimes that will trigger a sensor to turn on the cooling fan. If it continually runs after being shut off, it could be a faulty temperature sensor, or a faulty fan relay, or even a bad computer.
Sounds like the black box at the top of the radiator.
No. The fan should shut off when the engine temp is to cold for the fan to be on. If its on all the time the temperature switch/sensor is probably defective.
No, Should be driven off the pulleys by a belt unless someone has installed an electric fan for extra cooling
apparently the switch that controls when the fan kicks on and off is bad.
If the cooling fan doesn't shut off even when the key is turned off, it's possible some water got into a connector or relay. Pull the fan relay from the front compartment, then trace the wiring from the fan to see if you can see where the water accumulated. Consult a mechanic if you need help resolving the issue.