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The red one, 10A ist the fuse you should look at and change into 15A
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Use trim tool

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You find two screws (think Torx 25) on the right and left side besides the speaker after removing/unclipping the panel, use a trim tool.
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The red one, 10A ist the fuse you should look at and change into 15A
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Use trim tool

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You find two screws (think Torx 25) on the right and left side besides the speaker after removing/unclipping the panel, use a trim tool.
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I put a buttsplice and back to normal operation.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can someone explain why this happening??after 15 min drive,it was hot outside(like 30�)and was some traffic Jam.i read somewere that it s a rear fan probblem.the rear fan ,even after a 10 minutes drive,after I stop the car and the engine,the rear fan continue to work like for...15 to 30 minutes. thank you all.🙏

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Normal operation of the engine compartment fan. The DME/ECU continues to monitor the engine compartment temperature after the engine is turned off and will cycle the fan as necessary to cool things down.

POST 3Original post

Make sure the wires going to the temp sensor in the engine bay are ok, I had this issue with my car, it's normal for a few seconds but not for 15minutes, on mine one of the wires was cut somehow. I put a buttsplice and back to normal operation.

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I added some pictuere from a german forum. - Remove seats - Remove BOSE-Subwoofer. You find two screws (think Torx 25) on the right and left side besides the speaker after removing/unclipping the panel, use a trim tool. - Unplug connector, then slide it/pull it horizontally out to you. The red one, 10A ist the fuse you should look at and change into 15A

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