Billaboard
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OK, I've just been rescued by the RAC because the battery I've needed for ages finally died in the 2004 L322 3.0 diesel. All my fault.
The RAC man insisted that there was an electrical fault because, when he closed the doors with the key out of the ignition, he could hear a fan running somewhere in the engine compartment.
I said it had always done this and yes, the fan does run for a short time when shutting the car up for the night, but it stops after a very brief run. He insisted that this was wrong.
His report states that the current drain at this stage, with the fan, was 2.2 amps and it needs to go into an auto electrician.
Can anyone confirm whether, when parking and locking the car, there should be a brief period where a fan runs?
The RAC man insisted that there was an electrical fault because, when he closed the doors with the key out of the ignition, he could hear a fan running somewhere in the engine compartment.
I said it had always done this and yes, the fan does run for a short time when shutting the car up for the night, but it stops after a very brief run. He insisted that this was wrong.
His report states that the current drain at this stage, with the fan, was 2.2 amps and it needs to go into an auto electrician.
Can anyone confirm whether, when parking and locking the car, there should be a brief period where a fan runs?