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Jaguar Xf Air Con Fan Not Working. When the fan was replaced, did you also. Yes, you will have cold air while the car is moving because the condenser is being cooled. A code reader that can read all the jaguar modules is what you need. I suspect that if you had your a/c on when you were running your fan check, you noticed a drop in the air temp when the fans came on due to the coolant temp signal. While your driving along the air is flowing though the condenser. I have established the fan for the ac/radiator at the front is not turning when the a/c is on. The fan does come on however when. Unplugging the temp sensor should cause the fan to run all the time, this can check the fan side. Sounds like your pusher fan/function isn't working. The middle button with the fan symbol, if pressed, turns off the entire system and closes the vents.

I have established the fan for the ac/radiator at the front is not turning when the a/c is on. I suspect that if you had your a/c on when you were running your fan check, you noticed a drop in the air temp when the fans came on due to the coolant temp signal. While your driving along the air is flowing though the condenser. The middle button with the fan symbol, if pressed, turns off the entire system and closes the vents. A code reader that can read all the jaguar modules is what you need. When the fan was replaced, did you also. The fan does come on however when. Yes, you will have cold air while the car is moving because the condenser is being cooled. Unplugging the temp sensor should cause the fan to run all the time, this can check the fan side. Sounds like your pusher fan/function isn't working.

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Jaguar Xf Air Con Fan Not Working Yes, you will have cold air while the car is moving because the condenser is being cooled. When the fan was replaced, did you also. A code reader that can read all the jaguar modules is what you need. The middle button with the fan symbol, if pressed, turns off the entire system and closes the vents. The fan does come on however when. Unplugging the temp sensor should cause the fan to run all the time, this can check the fan side. While your driving along the air is flowing though the condenser. Yes, you will have cold air while the car is moving because the condenser is being cooled. I have established the fan for the ac/radiator at the front is not turning when the a/c is on. Sounds like your pusher fan/function isn't working. I suspect that if you had your a/c on when you were running your fan check, you noticed a drop in the air temp when the fans came on due to the coolant temp signal.