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Blower motor randomly turns on S60 2002

posted by  ahunter on  Sat Jun 20 09:13 CST 2009
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I have a 2002 S60 that I bought used back in 2006. On the really hot days that we get here in Austin, I will occasionally come out to the car to find that the A/C fan is on. It normally happens when I've been driving it recently, like when I come out from buying grocieries. If I remember to turn off the fan BEFORE turning off the power, it won't come on. If I turn off the power first and then crank the fan knob to the left, it will still come on. If I turn off the power, crank the fan knob to the left, and then turn power back on briefly, the fan will power up and then back down, and it won't come on again. The fan turns off immediately when I turn the engine off, like it should, and some time between going inside to get groceries and coming back outside, it turns itself back on. This only happens over the summer, so it seems like this is intentional, but I can't find any documentation about it. Is this normal?
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