Just to share, this is the exact behaviour on the Satria Neo as well, apparently its normal (Thought I still think its weird).

But I found a way to stop this from happening.

Apparently if you were to make sure you switch off the air conditioning (both buttons) and then switch off the car.. the fan blades will stop once you pull the keys out.

A side note : the fans usually behave this way, only after I done some "vigorous": driving.....


Btw hows the Persona Base-Line? Everyone here satisfied with it?

Now that I can confirm that both Neo and the persona had this fan peculiarity... I wonder does the Gen2 and Waja Campro have this issue? If all the Campros have this.. then we can safely rule out its a campro-thing...

Cos some workshop say its a problem, some say its normal.... aii...

I'm considering between b-line and m-line actually.... any advice?

This post has been edited by ydingo: Dec 22 2007, 06:08 PM

ai.... soft toys.... only serve to gather dust in the car...

ok wut pink....

you know..... "OLD" is rather subjective.....

It all boils down to the materials (and number of modular parts) used to construct the dashboard, the more modules there are, the more likely there is of noise. Normally single cast dash boards or polyurethane (dont know how to spell it ) ones have less chance of squeaking.

as long as things don't fall apart... it will be ok