Ecu based fan control ?

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Sep 22, 2010 | 03:21 PM

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knochgoon24

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It does allow you to change when the fans kick on.

Even in your ROM patched with the OBDII for pass, the fan control table will still be there. Just add the correct tables to your xml.

Sep 22, 2010 | 03:24 PM

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Very sick. What are the conditions you all are using to trigger the fan?

Sep 23, 2010 | 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by knochgoon24

It does allow you to change when the fans kick on.

Even in your ROM patched with the OBDII for pass, the fan control table will still be there. Just add the correct tables to your xml.

Ok so I just copy and paste that table into my XML and I'm good to go?

Sep 23, 2010 | 10:35 AM

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Ok so I just copy and paste that table into my XML and I'm good to go?

Should be.

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Very sick. What are the conditions you all are using to trigger the fan?

For me, I was more concerned with getting the A/C fan to have 100% duty cycle since I'm using an Evo 8 Ecu in my 2g Talon. Our fans aren't PWM controlled, and low duty cycle on the A/C fan wasnt' the best thing for our relays controlling the fans.

I also adjusted it so my fans kick on a little bit sooner, especially the A/C fan. My car was getting a little warm, and having the A/C fan kick on with the rad fan helped a lot.