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For some time I've been repeatedly getting a flat battery, usually after parking overnight

I finally realized that the radiator fans continue to run even when the ignition is switched off

I's not overheating. It happens even after driving a very short distance

In fact I only have to turn the ignition on without starting and the fans come on

I found the only way to stop it is to disconnect the power

Instead of disconnecting the battery each time I remove the fuse, end to left on top of the battery.

I can replace the fuse straight away and the fans remain still

I just have to turn on the ignition and they start again

I'd be grateful for any advice

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Could be the control box underneath the passenger chassis leg that the fans all plug through?

 

I have a spare one of those if you can somehow determine it is that box.  It's about 5" x 2" x 2" :)

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Mine does this but doesnt flatten the battery although i did previously have a problem with the battery going flat over a few days which turned out to be the brake light switch sticking on.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Could be the control box underneath the passenger chassis leg that the fans all plug through?

 

I have a spare one of those if you can somehow determine it is that box.  It's about 5" x 2" x 2" :)

Thank you for your reply

Sorry for delayed response, I've been away.

I'm going to try and dig deeper tomorrow and I'll let you know

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Hi there,

Just in case, I can't remember specifically which fuse now, but if this one is out / damaged, the fans start right away with the ignition off.

Hopefully you have sorted this out.

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