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Cooling fan

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My 2005 bird's cooling fan has started to run constantly even though the temp gauage reads normal. Coolant is OK and it is 30 degrees outside.
I read one post that said the cylinder temp sensor is bad, no engine light yet.

Any help welcome!

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