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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / May 20062000 Nissan Altima
I have bought a 2000 Nissan Altima few weeks back. I noticed that my cooling fan inside the hood seems to be running even after I switch off the engine. It always take extra 1-2 minutes for it to stop. Is there any problem with the cooling of the engine? I will appreciate any help. -Nitesh No I have had many cars that do that. It is normal >I have bought a 2000 Nissan Altima few weeks back. I noticed that my > cooling fan inside the hood seems to be running even after I switch off > the engine. It always take extra 1-2 minutes for it to stop. Is there > any problem with the cooling of the engine? I will appreciate any help. > > -Nitesh No I have had many cars that do that. It is normal >I have bought a 2000 Nissan Altima few weeks back. I noticed that my > cooling fan inside the hood seems to be running even after I switch off > the engine. It always take extra 1-2 minutes for it to stop. Is there > any problem with the cooling of the engine? I will appreciate any help. > > -Nitesh >I have bought a 2000 Nissan Altima few weeks back. I noticed that my > cooling fan inside the hood seems to be running even after I switch off > the engine. It always take extra 1-2 minutes for it to stop. Is there > any problem with the cooling of the engine? I will appreciate any help. Does this always happen, or only after the fan's been running and you shut the engine off? Mine will continue to run for 15-20 seconds after I shut the engine off, if it was running to begin with. I recently had my coolant temp sensor unplugged and started the engine, and the fans started up right away and continued to run for probably one minute after I shut it off... if that's what's happening with you, you may have a problem with the sensor, is your CEL lit? |
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