Nissan Almera Tino Diesel 2.1 - Temperature control not working

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You need a mechanic with a scan tool to see why. A pro grade scanner can record what happens at the moment it shuts off.

It appears to be a known issue.

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if you are under the car it should be on the firewall side. It is black piece or a light grey color.

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Are you talking about engine radiator cooling fan?
If yes there is no switch per say, the fan is connected to a relay and gets activated by the temperature sensor of the coolant, if it is not coming on check for a blown fuse or a bad relay.
If you want to test the fan, connect the fan straight to the car 12V battery and see if it is working.
Make sure that your hands are not close at any time to the fan blades, and don't wear any kind of loose clothing and jewelery.

one switch will do the job

That noise is the heater and AC air temperature control electric blend door motor trying to move a duct door that is sticking due to heat warping. You will need to remove the entire dash assembly and replace the blend door. This door is located between the AC core and the heater core and "blends" the air from each (hot from heater core and cold from AC core) to give the desired air temperature,.

Mine just failed emissions test garage said its burning oil what is the soulution

the majority of heater resistors are on the heater box under the passenger ide of the dash, on some very few models it is part of the actual ac control panel

YEs but if you are going to do some secrifice on your luck of car model from front,

otherwise its impossible,

you can get this from older car dealer or service center,

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