97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the ignition,
the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening before. I understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools down, but I didn't think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches but could not find any reference to this specific issue. I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several minutes, but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. Any ideas? -- Thanks, Bill |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
BG did pass the time by typing:
> Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the ignition, > the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening before. I > understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools down, but I didn't > think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches but could not find any > reference to this specific issue. > > I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several minutes, > but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. > > Any ideas? Without the schematics I'm just guessing, but a stuck relay could do this. Or that could just be the way it works and you never noticed before. :) -- DougW |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
BG did pass the time by typing:
> Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the ignition, > the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening before. I > understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools down, but I didn't > think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches but could not find any > reference to this specific issue. > > I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several minutes, > but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. > > Any ideas? Without the schematics I'm just guessing, but a stuck relay could do this. Or that could just be the way it works and you never noticed before. :) -- DougW |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
BG did pass the time by typing:
> Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the ignition, > the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening before. I > understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools down, but I didn't > think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches but could not find any > reference to this specific issue. > > I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several minutes, > but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. > > Any ideas? Without the schematics I'm just guessing, but a stuck relay could do this. Or that could just be the way it works and you never noticed before. :) -- DougW |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
Jeep fans can come on any time as far as I know. It should say so on
the fan shroud as a warning sticker. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! Aug./05 http://www.imagestation.com/album/in...?id=2120343242 (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) BG wrote: > > Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the ignition, > the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening before. I > understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools down, but I didn't > think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches but could not find any > reference to this specific issue. > > I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several minutes, > but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. > > Any ideas? > > -- > Thanks, > Bill |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
Jeep fans can come on any time as far as I know. It should say so on
the fan shroud as a warning sticker. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! Aug./05 http://www.imagestation.com/album/in...?id=2120343242 (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) BG wrote: > > Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the ignition, > the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening before. I > understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools down, but I didn't > think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches but could not find any > reference to this specific issue. > > I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several minutes, > but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. > > Any ideas? > > -- > Thanks, > Bill |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
Jeep fans can come on any time as far as I know. It should say so on
the fan shroud as a warning sticker. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! Aug./05 http://www.imagestation.com/album/in...?id=2120343242 (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) BG wrote: > > Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the ignition, > the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening before. I > understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools down, but I didn't > think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches but could not find any > reference to this specific issue. > > I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several minutes, > but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. > > Any ideas? > > -- > Thanks, > Bill |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> sed:
> BG did pass the time by typing: >> Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the >> ignition, the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening >> before. I understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools >> down, but I didn't think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches >> but could not find any reference to this specific issue. >> >> I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several >> minutes, but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. >> >> Any ideas? > > Without the schematics I'm just guessing, but a stuck relay could > do this. Or that could just be the way it works and you never noticed > before. :) > Could be the later <sheepish grin> I went back out a half hour later, and it had stopped. Drove a half hour and it did it again. I'm thinking that my belts are loose/need replacing and it's running hotter than normal? Take care, Bill |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> sed:
> BG did pass the time by typing: >> Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the >> ignition, the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening >> before. I understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools >> down, but I didn't think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches >> but could not find any reference to this specific issue. >> >> I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several >> minutes, but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. >> >> Any ideas? > > Without the schematics I'm just guessing, but a stuck relay could > do this. Or that could just be the way it works and you never noticed > before. :) > Could be the later <sheepish grin> I went back out a half hour later, and it had stopped. Drove a half hour and it did it again. I'm thinking that my belts are loose/need replacing and it's running hotter than normal? Take care, Bill |
Re: 97 Cherokee - Fan keeps running after shut down
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> sed:
> BG did pass the time by typing: >> Evening folks. Got a problem with my Jeep. After I turn off the >> ignition, the fan keeps running. Don't remember this ever happening >> before. I understand some vehicles do this till the engine cools >> down, but I didn't think the Jeep did this. I did Google searches >> but could not find any reference to this specific issue. >> >> I tried disconnecting the negative battery terminal for several >> minutes, but the fan came back on after I reconnected it. >> >> Any ideas? > > Without the schematics I'm just guessing, but a stuck relay could > do this. Or that could just be the way it works and you never noticed > before. :) > Could be the later <sheepish grin> I went back out a half hour later, and it had stopped. Drove a half hour and it did it again. I'm thinking that my belts are loose/need replacing and it's running hotter than normal? Take care, Bill |
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