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Complete information on all fuse and relay boxes in the Volkswagen Polo mk5 mk6. Locations, photographs and box diagrams with the designation of elements.
5: 5A Power package control unit
2: 30A Cooling fan motor control unit, cooling f...
1: 25A ABS control unit
3: 5A Cooling fan motor control unit
Everything makes sens 1..2..3... what is done is OK.When is cold take a cap off the radiator and start engine run until it overflows then put back the cap?see what happened.
Replace the Thermostat.
Make sure your Belts are not loose or worn and therefore slipping.
Check your Radiator Fluid Level.
Check for Coolant Leaks.
Check Water Pump.
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this sounds like a thermostat fault, but also could be the sensor switch to the radiator but is more likely the thermostat, it should be located at the front top of engine, follow the top water hose to the engine and you will find the thermostat housing, also just a heads up, these had a problem when first made, according to the known fixes and problems with VW's the hoses corroded inside and started loosing water, this could be wise to get the system presure checked to...hope this helps
Try moving the fan blades by hand to see if the fan spins freely to see
if the problem is frozen bearings in the fan motor. Replace the fan
motor if it doesn't turn. If it spins freely disconnect the wires and
hook the fan directly to the battery using a jumper. If it runs the
problem is most likely the thermostatic switch. If it doesn't the fan
motor is bad.
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