Škoda Octavia. Skoda Octavia Mk II (2004 - 2013) Cooling fan problem. I have a problem with the auxilliary cooling fans on my 2006 2.0 vRS. After a 15 mile trip, I found the fans both running, even though the Temp guage was in the normal range. After about 10 minutes, I returned to the car for the trip back home to find the fans still running. This week we have a skoda octavia heater not blowing hot air - heater core replacement, where i take you through pretty much step by step on how to replace it, not that difficult of a job to 2. Add coolant. Moreover, if you realize it is your coolant level that is low, you can add some more. A low coolant level leads to a hotter engine and thus will need the fan to work more often to keep the engine cool. This is why your fan may stay on for a longer period even after you have turned off the ignition. 3. A poor connection with the sensor might result from wire issues like corrosion or wiring breaks, which can result in an inconsistent signal and a broken fan. 2. Stuck Relay Switch. Your fan receives electricity from the relay switch, which turns it on and off in response to signals from the temperature sensor. These are the common cause of radiator fan not working. 1. A bad fuse. Fuse connects the fan with the car's electronic system. If there is an excessive electrical surge the fuge cuts the electric power to prevent certain damage, and it is called a blown fuse. If the fuse is blown, replacing it will cost a little money. Car is Octavia VRS mk2 facelift 59 plate, so is the 2lt Tsi engine (not Tfsi) I have issues with the cooling fan not working at all (just a slight groaning noise) and intermittent air con issues. I know the fans work fine as both run when the air con is on. HlJE0o.

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