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audi a4 b6 2004 1.6 petrol, the radiator fan turns on when the engine is cold

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  • #1 16473524
    muzyk68
    Level 8  
    Hello.
    My problem is that the fan starts a few seconds after the ignition is switched on (engine cold and off)
    comp shows "engine cooling thermostat F 265 circuit P1292"
    I clear the error and the windmill stops, I start the engine and after a few seconds the windmill starts (same error) puts out the car, the windmill stops, gives ignition and starts again ...
    Someone told me that it's a Klima pressure sensor but I don't have the way to check it and I don't want to buy and exchange everything in turn ...
    One more question, should the belt tensioner have any vibration? if it has to be replaced or something is tightened wrongly ...
    I am asking for help and thank you in advance
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  • #2 16475914
    Ireneo
    Level 42  
    You can check the air pressure sensor in the parameters ... But you have another error ...
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  • #3 16475937
    autoas
    Level 42  
    muzyk68 wrote:
    "engine cooling thermostat F 265 circuit P1292"

    Well, what kind of help do you mean, you have a clear error, check it or replace it ....
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  • #4 16483016
    muzyk68
    Level 8  
    autoas wrote:
    muzyk68 wrote:
    "engine cooling thermostat F 265 circuit P1292"

    Well, what kind of help do you mean, you have a clear error, check it or replace it ....

    If I knew what to check or replace, I wouldn't ask ... I have no idea what sensor it is and where it is ...
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  • #5 16483022
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    Then let someone who knows, e.g. service, earn.
  • #6 16483443
    grala1
    VAG group specialist
    Sensor in thermostat housing.
    The engine controller does not see the signal from the sensor, so it turns on the fan preventively so that the engine does not overheat.
    You need to check the sensor resistance, maybe it's broken or maybe it's the fault of the damaged wire between the sensor and the ECU.
    The sensor goes down and the other wire goes to the ECU.
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