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  1. I checked the fans. While parked the right one runs. Is the left one for when you are driving or should it be running as well?
  2. I've tried to find a similar problem on these message boards with no luck. I have a 99 Outback. This only seems to happen after the car is warm, i.e. driven for 10-15 miles. Everything seems fine while driving. Then I stop at a stoplight or park in a parking lot and in about 30-45 seconds the engine temperature will go from normal (in the middle) to the top of the gauge. If I start to drive it will go back down to the normal range. I did find a fuse blown and replaced it (SECONDARY FAN, in Engine compartment). It hasn't blown again, could've been blown when I bought it. I've had it for 4 months now. Any ideas? Thanks, Brian

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