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mr_sperm1 |
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On the last two cold starts of the EF, the thermofans have come on when I turn the ignition on. A few seconds later, they switch off and the car will go no probs.
Any reason it's decided to do this for no reason?
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gogetta |
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i noticed mine doing that today...
think it might be normal, just never noticed it before
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mr_sperm1 |
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it's the first time mine's ever done it. i noticed cause it echoes in the carport
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Krytox |
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They come on for a split second when the AC clutch kicks in.
every morning my go on flat out until the engine runs.
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gogetta |
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Krytox wrote: They come on for a split second when the AC clutch kicks in.
every morning my go on flat out until the engine runs. because you have your AC on?
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Krytox |
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Nah mines a different story,
I have a few relays that trigger from the AC clutch and when thats engaged... my fans go flat out to assist in cooling at idle which gives me a nice comfortable temp and great airflow for the condensor for the AC. also keeps the ac pump cool. Even when disconnected, on a cold morning the AC clutch kicks in for a sec and the thermo's spin and then stop almost instantly.
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