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| trimmc.123 |
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 Is there a way to" trick the ECU" to turn on the thermo fans earlier?
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| Krytox |
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yeh, unplug the temp sender.
They'll run whenever the cars turned on. whats the reason, having issues? I've installed 2 double throw relays to trigger the fans to high speed whenever the ac is on, you could always have a manual switch?
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| trimmc.123 |
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Yeah, live in Perth, just had 12 days of 35*+, Hot!, like it to run a bit cooler
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| natho |
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how hot does it get? ford designed it to run at a certain temp and if it is getting too hot, then something is probably wrong and manually controlling the fans is just a bandaid fix.
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| philbie |
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take the radiator out and give it good clean , if that dosn't help drop the thermostat temp down to a medium temp say 85-86 . worked in mine
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| TwistedEL |
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I agree. These are Australian cars built for Australian conditions. The weather we have been having is normal and my car didn't flinch. Your's shouldn't be either. You're likely to have a problem with your cooling system.
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