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1st Audi (LOVE IT) but fan running after 15 min journey??


KJB121
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Hi,

Picked up my dream car last Saturday - Audit TT TDi S Line, absolutely love it, but this morning after short 15 min run to work the fan continued to run for a period of time - is this normal??

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Could be wrong but I'm pretty sure that can be normal. Did you keep an eye on the temperature at all and did you have the aircon/climate running?

 

Car sounds lovely by the way you should post some photos up when you get a minute  :)

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Definitely OK. This is a regeneration (regen). You will notice, when this happens, that there is a lot of heat being emitted from under the car. It's perfectly safe and I believe it is caused by the 'soot' being burned off at a really high temperature. It can happen at any time, my first time it happened at Dover just before I was to get on the ferry after I had travelled 400 miles.

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Definitely OK. This is a regeneration (regen). You will notice, when this happens, that there is a lot of heat being emitted from under the car. It's perfectly safe and I believe it is caused by the 'soot' being burned off at a really high temperature. It can happen at any time, my first time it happened at Dover just before I was to get on the ferry after I had travelled 400 miles.

 

Isn't that DPF regeneration you're referring to?

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Yes, James. It's caught a lot of people out, including myself. They don't always explain it when you buy the car! I have noticed over time that the DPF regeneration happens less and less.

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Yes, James. It's caught a lot of people out, including myself. They don't always explain it when you buy the car! I have noticed over time that the DPF regeneration happens less and less.

 

Yes, I'm not sure if the fan that OP was referring to was DPF regeneration or not...

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