First, you need to check the vehicle's temperature gauge (ECU) to determine if there's a problem with it. If the gauge is the issue, which is common in 206 vehicles. If the first fan isn't activating, you need to check the fan relays. If it's still not working, the entire fan system should be checked. If you've verified that all of these are working correctly and the temperature still doesn't drop even with the fan running, it indicates a blockage in the cooling system. If the radiator, water flanges, water pipes, water channels within the engine block, etc., are blocking the water flow, the temperature won't drop. If the water flow is blocked, the water flow won't drop. If the water flow or thermostat has been replaced, these could be the problem. If the automatic switching from LPG to gasoline is occurring, it could be due to a lack of circulation. If the LPG regulator doesn't receive enough hot water, the vehicle will switch directly to gasoline. Of course, this should be checked and thoroughly inspected.
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