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Just as when you drive normally and shut the engine off for five minutes then re-start, you'll see the temperature somewhat higher than normal as the remaining engine heat is trapped in the cooling system with nowhere to go until it can just naturally cool down. An electric fan would give you lower idle temperatures, if this is a real concern. |
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