nonickatall
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You probably mean no refrigerant in the air conditioning?
If you don't have any refrigerant in the air conditioning and therefore can't turn the air conditioning on, the fans of course won't start either.
Otherwise the fans are switched on, when a certain motor temperature is exceeded.
Of course, if your thermostat is stuck open and you never reach that engine temperature, the fans wouldn't turn on.
I would perhaps repair the instrument cluster first, to see what kind of data is being displayed.
Because it is also important to see oil pressure, charging voltage and cooling water temperature.
As military people always say, the most important thing is the overview of the situation.
Or you can measure the engine temperature differently, e.g. with an infrared thermometer.
If you don't have any refrigerant in the air conditioning and therefore can't turn the air conditioning on, the fans of course won't start either.
Otherwise the fans are switched on, when a certain motor temperature is exceeded.
Of course, if your thermostat is stuck open and you never reach that engine temperature, the fans wouldn't turn on.
I would perhaps repair the instrument cluster first, to see what kind of data is being displayed.
Because it is also important to see oil pressure, charging voltage and cooling water temperature.
As military people always say, the most important thing is the overview of the situation.
Or you can measure the engine temperature differently, e.g. with an infrared thermometer.