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The cooling fans on our 2004 Volkswagon Touareg remain on for a long time even after the ignition is turned off and regardless of how long we drove it. Would replacing the thermostat fix this problem?

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I have a relative who has a touareg, very nice piece of equipment though very sophisticated, you need to get it on a diagnostic machine it may be a fault with the temp sensor or the rad control unit, too many solutinons without a machine, good luck

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