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Fan on car stays on for a while after car has been turned off.

Fan on car stays on after car has been turned off. Noticed waterleak underneath car. What could this be?

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The fan running after the car is off is a normal condition , if the temperature sensor is detecting the engine is still hot. You should continue to check out the cooling system to see where the leak is...First, check your coolant level when the engine is cold, then try to determine approx where the dripping is coming from, either the engine area or the radiator . This will help you determine what is wrong, and go from there. If the leak isn't substantial, a bottle of Radiator stop leak might be a good start.

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