E-Fan Turn on Temps
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E-Fan Turn on Temps
I am in the process of gathering the stuff for the efan mod. Just a quick question about the turn on temps. I have read on here that the fan should come on 10* after the t-stat opens. Is that correct? If so I have an Edge Evo and the ECT stays right around 192 F So would that mean I should have my fans turn on and 192 OR 202?
Jeff
Jeff
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no id set it if its only got one at 202 because that is when the engine works the most effivent. most power. best gas mileage thats just me....i dont have one i just have a smiple switch flip it on when ever i see my truck is gettin a lil warm but its -20 Wind chill here so the fans havent been on...in a long long time... i gotta get a good Temp gague so i can see the numbers but in 36 degree weather i drover around for a half hour and idled for 15 mins and i had a scanner on there the temp never went over 198. turned the fans on for 20 seconds and the temp droped to 185!!! those fans move some air there not messing around!
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I just set mine for 202 and the fan comes on at reduced speed at around 206 degrees and maintains the 202 temp. The DCcontrol.com controller is really interesting how it ramps the fan to speed and varies the speed depending on the temperature. Was kind of expensive at $119 but with my junkyard Lincoln Mark VIII fan at $29 I am still pretty cheap for the whole thing. That fan really moves some air, and is actually quiet at 50% speed which is when the Air conditioning comes on. The DCcontrol controller kit comes with everything except the LED indicator which cost $10 extra. Has the temp probe, fuseable links, and enough wiring for everything. As a matter of fact the wire is extra generous. Great product, now see how it deals with the Sacramento summertime heat in a few months. Very easy hookup also, the instruction are well written.
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lenore do you have a dual fan setup? IF you do I would like to know how you have it setup. do you have both fans come on a 50% or just one? and when would your fans come on at 100% power?
The dccontrol.com website doesn't seem to work is that the right address?
The dccontrol.com website doesn't seem to work is that the right address?
Last edited by Jeff2005F150; 02-11-2008 at 12:09 PM.
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Originally Posted by Jeff2005F150
lenore do you have a dual fan setup? IF you do I would like to know how you have it setup. do you have both fans come on a 50% or just one? and when would your fans come on at 100% power?
The dccontrol.com website doesn't seem to work is that the right address?
The dccontrol.com website doesn't seem to work is that the right address?
http://www.dccontrol.com/0820.htm
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The Fan comes on 50% when the AC comes on. The fan is variable speed for normal operation without air. Go to his site and read up under the different setups. By the way he uses the Lincoln fan in one kit and the Taurus double fans in the other setup. I ordered just the controller and the LED indicator.
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Originally Posted by lenore
I just set mine for 202 and the fan comes on at reduced speed at around 206 degrees and maintains the 202 temp. The DCcontrol.com controller is really interesting how it ramps the fan to speed and varies the speed depending on the temperature. Was kind of expensive at $119 but with my junkyard Lincoln Mark VIII fan at $29 I am still pretty cheap for the whole thing. That fan really moves some air, and is actually quiet at 50% speed which is when the Air conditioning comes on. The DCcontrol controller kit comes with everything except the LED indicator which cost $10 extra. Has the temp probe, fuseable links, and enough wiring for everything. As a matter of fact the wire is extra generous. Great product, now see how it deals with the Sacramento summertime heat in a few months. Very easy hookup also, the instruction are well written.
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