Yea I'll look up the specific temp for my model, it is good to know unplugging triggers the fan as a safetyThat's a classic sign pointing to a faulty temp sensor.
The system likely defaults to turning the fan on as a safety measure against overheating when you unplug it.
Try googling your vehicle's make and model for the exact temperature for when the fan should kick in because it's not a fixed number for everyone.
Yeah I plan to do that this weekendHey, usually fans kick on around 195-220°F, but it depends on your vehicle. If it won't run during normal ops, your temp sensor might be faulty or wiring could be off