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lowering the cooling fan cut in point #675068
06/09/2008 02:23 06/09/2008 02:23
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As above - is there a way to lower the cooling fans cut in point by a few degrees? I run a FMIC with AC as well so I think by getting the cooling fans to cut in a few degrees earlier it may help things a bit. Is this controlled by the ECU? Thanks
Re: lowering the cooling fan cut in point [Re: paddy] #675119
06/09/2008 10:58 06/09/2008 10:58
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Yup, its controlled by the ECU. Why would making it cut in earlier help in anyway, it comes on at a set temperature so by fitting a FMIC probably just means it reaches that temp quicker.
Getting up to temperature quicker is only a good thing when it comes to engines smile
Re: lowering the cooling fan cut in point [Re: Jimbo] #675159
06/09/2008 12:37 06/09/2008 12:37
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Am I wright to say it cuts in at 95?

Don't have problems with it overheating per say, but i think with the FMIC, sitting in traffic it seems to take longer for the fans to cool things down, and I know the oil cooler doesn't do too much while your stationary either.

My car heats quickly to normal temps and is fine in the move, I was just looking to keep the temparatures under the bonnet a bit better whilst stuck in traffic.
Re: lowering the cooling fan cut in point [Re: paddy] #675163
06/09/2008 12:41 06/09/2008 12:41

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Why not use Suba's how to guide on fitting a switch to control the fans manually
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Mine cuts in at 98 on the low setting IIRC

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