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So basically every time I turn off my car I have to unplug the plug where both the ac and radiator fan plug into (on the left side of the engine bay) and then plug it back in otherwise the fans won’t turn on the next time the car gets up to temp. I replaced the fan switch and fan itself, but the problem still Happens. The fuse and the relays work perfectly fine, idk what else it can be at this point

 
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Pic of what connector you're talking about?

 
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I dont have the car on me right now but this is what it looks like

 
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I give up. Why not just leave it unplugged?

 
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if I leave the plug unplugged then the fans wont work at all. It cause my car to overheat because the radiator fan didnt come on

 
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Assuming you meant to say the fans won't turn off in your original post? Will the fans shut off after running for a few minutes once the engine is shut off?

 
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I fixed the post, I forgot to add some details

 
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What brand is the fan switch?
Do you know how to check continuity?

 
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how have no idea what brand it is, I went to o’relies and they just handed me a white box with a switch in it

 
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i do not know how to check the continuity

 
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Fail needs to be oe.

Have a multimeter? If yes, continuity test on youtube. Otherwise, buy one then youtube.

 
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FYI, if you continue to drive a Gen 6 (like I do), you’d better get good at troubleshooting electrical problems. Buy yourself a good electrical probe that connects straight to the car battery and can detect positive or negative DC and source either.

You will amaze your friends.