Kia Cadenza: Cooling System / Cooling Fan Description and Operation
[Air conditioning type]
The cooling fan operates in 2 stages (HIGH/LOW). The engine
control module (ECM) controls the cooling fan according to the coolant
temperature, vehicle speed and A/C operation.
[Cooling fan operation conditions]
A/C switch
| A/C pressure [kgf/cm² G (psi G)]
| Vehicle speed [km/h (mph)]
| Coolant temperature [°C (°F)]
| Cooling fan speed
|
OFF
| ㅡ
| V < 45 (28)
| 100 ~ 105 (212 ~ 221)
| LOW
|
105 (221) or above
| HIGH
|
45 (28) ≤ V < 80 (49.7)
| 100 ~ 105 (212 ~ 221)
| LOW
|
105 (221) or above
| HIGH
|
80 (49.7) ≤ V
| 105 (221) or above
| HIGH
|
ON
| P < 6 (85.3)
| All
| 105 (221) or above
| HIGH
|
6 (85.3) ≤ P < 12 (170.7)
| V < 45 (28)
| 60 ~ 100 (140 ~ 212)
| LOW
|
100 (212) or above
| HIGH
|
45 (28) ≤ V < 80 (49.7)
| 95 ~ 100 (203 ~ 212)
| LOW
|
100 (212) or above
| HIGH
|
80 (49.7) ≤ V
| 105 (221) or above
| HIGH
|
12 (170.7) ≤ P < 15.5 (120.5)
| V < 45 (28)
| -30 ~ 95 (-22 ~ 203)
| LOW
|
95 (203) or above
| HIGH
|
45 (28) ≤ V < 80 (49.7)
| 95 ~ 100 (203 ~ 212)
| LOW
|
100 (212) or above
| HIGH
|
80 (49.7) ≤ V
| 105 (221) or above
| HIGH
|
15.5 (120.5) ≤ P
| All
| -30 (-22) or above
| HIGH
|
[Non-Air conditioning type]
The cooling fan operates in 1 stages (HIGH). The engine
control module (ECM) controls the cooling fan according to the coolant
temperature, vehicle speed and A/C operation.
[Cooling fan operation conditions]
A/C switch
| A/C pressure [kgf/cm² G (psi G)]
| Vehicle speed [km/h (mph)]
| Coolant temperature [°C (°F)]
| Cooling fan speed
|
OFF
| ㅡ
| V < 45 (28)
| 100 ~ 105 (212 ~ 221) or above
| HIGH
|
45 (28) ≤ V < 80 (49.7)
| 100 ~ 105 (212 ~ 221) or above
| HIGH
|
80 (49.7) ≤ V
| 105 (221) or above
| HIGH
|
Components
1. Cooling fan2. Fan motor3. Fan shroud4. Resistor
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Specifications
ItemSpecificationFan typePULLERFan speed controlResistor (HI-LOW-OFF)Air flow rate [㎥/h (yd³/h)]2,650 (3,466) -10% min.Fan speed (rpm)1,890 ±10%Current (A)19.0 +10% max.
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Other information:
FCA is to reduce or to avoid accident
risk. It recognizes the distance from
the vehicle ahead, the pedestrian or
the cyclist through the sensors (i.e.
front view camera and front radar),
and, if necessary, warns the driver of
accident risk with the warning message
or the warning alarms ...
To equalize tread wear, it is recommended
that the tires be rotated
every 7,500 miles (12,000 km) or
sooner if irregular wear develops.
During rotation, check the tires for
correct balance.
When rotating tires, check for uneven
wear and damage. Abnormal wear is
usually caused by incor ...