[ChevyGuy]

There's a few possible problems. Is the A/C on? It might be something defective there. Another problem that's not uncommon is the fan looses the low and medium speed. As a result, things overheat and it has to go to "high" to get things cooled.

 

[2Low4u]

Low Coolant Level Will cause the Fan to come on, Check your Overflow Tank up by The Left Front Strut Tower.
If it is Empty you More Than likely Have A Leak.
2 spots to look for is water Pump and Coolant Block Above The Transmission Housing.

 

[KY.JellyRS]

There's a few possible problems. Is the A/C on? It might be something defective there. Another problem that's not uncommon is the fan looses the low and medium speed. As a result, things overheat and it has to go to "high" to get things cooled.

The heater was on and it only does it hear and there! I really notice it when it's a rainy day if that means anything! My temps though stay right where they always have been....it still doing it so maybe I'll take it into the dealer tomorrow and see what they have to say!!


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[ChevyGuy]

The heater was on and it only does it hear and there! I really notice it when it's a rainy day if that means anything! My temps though stay right where they always have been...

The A/C may be kicking in to dry the air. If the A/C has a problem, it can cause the pressure to jump high (or at least think it does) and cause the fan to go into "jet mode".

 

[NickD]

Unsolved problem, condenser is one heck of a bug collector, without air flow through the condenser, high side AC compressor skyrockets.

Not too pleased with the Cruze in this respect, first vehicle ever where I can't remove that radiator/condenser cover from the top. This is not nice. If you think your windshield is bad with bugs, look at your condenser.

With the tiny 1.4L, fan rarely ever runs, if the condenser is clean. Even on hot days. A PITA to clean.