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Old 03-01-2006, 06:11 PM   #1
MISTA FIESTA
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Default No more fan noise??

Howdy ppls,

It seems my engine fan is either not working period or there is no need to cool the engine down after the car is turned off.

I remember for like the first 3-5 months its would stay on for 5 mins after heavy driving, but it seems that it has stopped altogether sinch the pod filter has gone on. I drove home from work with is a 45mins drive doin no less than 70ks with 4-5k rpm average. and a couple wheel spins here and there i get home and its silent.

Would this be a justifiable reason or should i get it looked at at the next service?

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