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When’s it normal for these to kick in??i was driving around town in slowish traffic then drove about 7 miles home(no traffic) when I got home I left it running outside for about 10 mins before putting it in the garage,when I turned it off no cooling fans kicked in,is this normal?just had the front hoses replaced so just worried incase somethings not been put back right

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Doesn't sound unusual. I have only noticed mine kick in when  its much warmer outside or at least mild and I have driven the card  hard. I would just keep an eye on temp gauge. Mine once up to temp sits at 80c and does deviate.

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Sounds normal. Think the fan starts up if the car hasn't had chance to cool from the ambient temp. I have had this a couple times on very hot days, when I get back home after a blast the cooling fan starts ~5mins after the engine has been off. Last time was at the MOT when the car had been started up/moved short distances it started on the next engine start. 

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sounds about normal to me. the temp gauge should normally sit bang on or very close to 80 on the gauge but the engine bay temp will go up a bit after the car is stopped and shut down, especially in a garage.

there are radiator fans at the front that will kick in and a cooling fan in the engine bay that pulls in air from the RH side scoop, if the engine bay gets too hot.

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