Help with coding please

[richierichaudis3]

Do you have a multimeter or a test light to test across the fuse?

My son does. Checking all that on the weekend. Thanks

[kamold]

Please report back to the forum with your outcome. It helps anyone else who may have a similar issue in the future

[richierichaudis3]

Please report back to the forum with your outcome. It helps anyone else who may have a similar issue in the future

I will

[richierichaudis3]

It ended up being the connection plug wasnt quite connected.
The fans now work but still both coming on high speed for about 5 minutes after engine is turned off.
I replaced the coolant temp. sensor next to the battery but that didnt fix it.
No fault codes.
Does any one know where all the temp. sensors are?

[kamold]

The fans will run to cool the engine and particularly the turbo.
Is the engine temp now normal when driving?
Sound like you've already fixed the problem?

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[richierichaudis3]

Yes temps are normal but the fans go flat out at high speeds for about 5 minutes after i turn the engine off every time i drive unless it doesnt get up to running temp.

[kamold]

Any new fault codes?

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[richierichaudis3]

Any new fault codes?

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No fault codes at all.

[DV52]

^^^ hm................. sounds perfectly reasonable behavior for a car that's driven in Queensland this time of year - especially if it's driven in the CBD (stop start traffic) - I think
Don

[richierichaudis3]

^^^ hm................. sounds perfectly reasonable behavior for a car that's driven in Queensland this time of year - especially if it's driven in the CBD (stop start traffic) - I think
Don

I wish Don but far from it. Ive never heard any Golf R's or Audi s3 engines do this. Both fans run at high speed for approx. 5 minutes on a hot day or cool day after engine is turned off.