Interesting fault with Volvo 780 2007 Cummins engine

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  1. chopov78

    chopov78 Light Load Member

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    today i parked after the working 5 hours.Both the heat fans in front and sleeper was working because it is cold in Chicago.When I turned off the engine and keys out of the ignition the heat fan was still working only in the sleeper and the computer was checking the trans,differentials and trailer continiosly ,you know the "click" sound you hear when turn ignition key on before starting.May be it is a relay but don't know how to check them.Any IDEAS?I forgot ,t he abs lamp on trailer is on unless i'm moving or disconect the batteries.
     
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  3. baha

    baha Road Train Member

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    Relay in fuse box, pull it or unhook bat. for a time.
     
  4. chopov78

    chopov78 Light Load Member

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    i unplug the batteries few times for more than a day no change,and the relay dont know wich.
     
  5. baha

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    Not sure on year, but with everything off when you pull the one thats drawing at will click when its put back in, also ck. back of ing. switch for wires rubbed raw?
     
  6. Hardlyevr

    Hardlyevr Road Train Member

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    fan in bunk will keep power if in on position, even with main ignition shut off.
     
  7. chopov78

    chopov78 Light Load Member

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    Yes,but not blowing.The problem is that mine is blowing with all the keys out.It wasn't like this few days ago.
     
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