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Hi All,

Please excuse me for being noob but I just have a quick question. Since I have had my F6 (several years now) whenever I drive it hard and I turn it off if the turbo is still hot, the car will kick the cooling system into gear and the fans go nuts and everything cools down sweet, no worries (I'm assuming some sort of turbo timer kind of thing). Recently however when I give it a belt and I turn if off the same thing kicks in for about 3 seconds and shuts down (happened a few times). Obviously this isnt meant to happen so I turned the car back on to cool it down and the fans and everything went nuts for another 2 mins and then back to normal.

Obviously something is busted and if anyone is able to tell me what it is and what I need to do to fix it / get it fixed I'll be very thankful. Once again, I am a noob and dont know much beyond the basics so if this is in the wrong place or has nothing to do with the turbo please let forgive me.

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All fg fpvs have this system built in to the pcm to avoid heatsoak damage to various components, pcm determines if/when/how long to turn on the fans after shut down, I wouldnt worry about it as it takes so many factors into consideration (ambient air temp , cyl head temp, drive cycle time just to name a few), try disconnecting the battery for 10 min to reset keep alive memory if your worried but I wouldnt be....

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  • Member For: 13y 2m 17d
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All fg fpvs have this system built in to the pcm to avoid heatsoak damage to various components, pcm determines if/when/how long to turn on the fans after shut down, I wouldnt worry about it as it takes so many factors into consideration (ambient air temp , cyl head temp, drive cycle time just to name a few), try disconnecting the battery for 10 min to reset keep alive memory if your worried but I wouldnt be....

Cheers, that puts my mind at ease :)

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you shouldnt be thrashing the tits off your car if you are about to stop and get out. take it easy for a few kays before you stop, this will avoid heat problems.

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Mine does it too. After recently getting my car tuned, I was shocked to see how hot these cars run- was reaching 100° after just 2 dyno pulls on a 25 degree day.

I'm going to be installing a cooler thermostat asap- perhaps that might be a little more peace of mind for you too.

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