E-fan usage
06-01-03, 10:23 PM
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E-fan usage
I was wondering how long your e-fans stay on.
I have a new fluidyne radiator, new thermo, new rad cap, and a perma cool fan.
The fan is on a thermostat. If i don't have it set at a low setting it over heats. My car will over heat while driving down the highway if the fan isn't on (can't figure out what's wrong). All shields in place. If i set the thermostat to low it will stay cool.
I have a new fluidyne radiator, new thermo, new rad cap, and a perma cool fan.
The fan is on a thermostat. If i don't have it set at a low setting it over heats. My car will over heat while driving down the highway if the fan isn't on (can't figure out what's wrong). All shields in place. If i set the thermostat to low it will stay cool.
06-01-03, 11:28 PM
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i let mine run the whole time the car is on.. sometimes i let it run w/o the fan running when i first start it so the it warms up a bit quicker
but thats my situation
i dont have mine hooked up to a thermostat.. i have it hardwired to the battery w/ a main switch for it (for now)
but thats my situation
i dont have mine hooked up to a thermostat.. i have it hardwired to the battery w/ a main switch for it (for now)
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