Problem with cooling fan mod
06-05-2007, 10:18 AM
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that might be a bad idea. takes a lot of wind to push a fan around. I bet it hurts his cooling more than having no fan.
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But since adding a radiator cover plate and removing the front turn signals, temps have gone down 4-6F. Peak temps under boost are the same, but they recover much more quickly.
Oh, one of the dudes from m.net wants to de energize the cooling fan relay at speeds over 45 by tapping the VSS circuit. So I'll design a circuit to do that (eventually).
But since adding a radiator cover plate and removing the front turn signals, temps have gone down 4-6F. Peak temps under boost are the same, but they recover much more quickly.
Oh, one of the dudes from m.net wants to de energize the cooling fan relay at speeds over 45 by tapping the VSS circuit. So I'll design a circuit to do that (eventually).
that might be a bad idea. takes a lot of wind to push a fan around. I bet it hurts his cooling more than having no fan.
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06-05-2007, 10:23 AM
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Actually, I've not had temps as LOW as 100F
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Though IAT went down when I removed both front turnsignals.
Yup, I'm gonna try that.
DICK!!!!!!
Though IAT went down when I removed both front turnsignals.
that might be a bad idea. takes a lot of wind to push a fan around. I bet it hurts his cooling more than having no fan.
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