Hi, I have a 52 plate Stilo Abarth and recently the engine fan come on after a short drive and didn't go off, thus draining my battery. After charging the battery and leaving it a couple of days the problem didn't come back when I put the battery back in. However after driving the car less than a mile the fan is once again going mad for no reason. As a quick solution I removed the fuse and the problem has gone. Now for a new problem. The car is constantly beeping even when the ignition is off and car is locked this happened even when the fan fuse was in. When I turned the ignition on the relay on the far bottom right of the fuse box next to the battery was clicking like mad. Any ideas whats going on?
Technical Fan coming on uncontrollably
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you could.. ghm.. try changing that relay?
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Mybest mate had a simalar problem with his jtd MW. It was the thermostat what was faulty on his. Don't know if that helps:idea::idea::idea:
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Had a similar problem on my Stilo and it turned out the fusebox and it's connectors were corroded.
Check the relays and fuses, if they're corroded, the fusebox will need to be changed.
Hope that helps
Check the relays and fuses, if they're corroded, the fusebox will need to be changed.
Hope that helps
https://www.fiatforum.com/stilo-guides/104106-testing-radiator-fan-engine-temp-sensor-circuits.html
https://www.fiatforum.com/stilo-guides/99828-d4-connector.html
above failing - see if there are any error codes stored. Also (assuming you do have an issue with temp sensor or radiator switch) it should still auto cut power feed within 5 min of you removing the key – check cut of switch (donow where it is though.. might be in-cabin fuse box)
https://www.fiatforum.com/stilo-guides/99828-d4-connector.html
above failing - see if there are any error codes stored. Also (assuming you do have an issue with temp sensor or radiator switch) it should still auto cut power feed within 5 min of you removing the key – check cut of switch (donow where it is though.. might be in-cabin fuse box)
it doesn't cut out cuz over and hour or two has passed and its still coming on for couple of mins at a time will check cut out switch thoe. also it means goin to a garage that will deal with it and the local fiat down the road seem like idiots.
