2006 Hynudai Santa Fe cooling fan comes on and stays on. won't shut off.

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Asked by Libby Nov 02, 2014 at 08:17 PM about the 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe 2.7L GLS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

replaced radiator and when engine heats up, fan kicks in but does not turn off. Help!

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dandyoun answered 9 years ago

Is coolant at proper level? Low coolant can cause this to happen due to an air pocket in the cooling system. Did you properly bleed all the air out of system when you replaced the radiator?

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dandyoun answered 9 years ago

Oh ok. Sometimes after driving a vehicle that has had a radiator replaced the fluid level will drop and need topping off again. Just a thought.

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dandyoun answered 9 years ago

Is ac or defrost on? If so the fans should be on. If one of them is on turn it off and see if fans stop.

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Libby answered 9 years ago

no, just driving around with windows open.

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