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z9_87

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is there an electric fan request on the engine computers for the mustangs that had clutch fans? if so does anyone know the pin# for it?
 
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more than likely i'd have to say no because that wasn't even an option on the car at that time.
 

HISSIN50

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agreed. the 94's got elec fans, but with new computers. the puter gets temp info for the fan off of the ECT on those, and the fan comes on at like 220 or something stupid. a lot of those guys get different controllers anyhow.
ill beat Michael and others to it. a reportedly very nice controller is from:
www.dccontrol.com
 

mustangdaren

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A friend of mine has a 1990 mustang with a tweecer programer. He uses the eecIV to control his ramchargers fan getting the temp via the factory temp sensor.
 

Michael Yount

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Damn! Hissin's right - there's a better way. Check out the site - digital variable current/speed control that works seamlessly. WAY BETTER than simply switching it on and off at wide open fan throttle.
 

HISSIN50

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Michael Yount said:
Damn! Hissin's right - there's a better way. Check out the site - digital variable current/speed control that works seamlessly. WAY BETTER than simply switching it on and off at wide open fan throttle.
Click to expand...
i figure any product that the Guru raves about must be darn nice! you should post the link to the write-up you did when you post of threads like this - you did a real nice job with the proverbial pen (great write up!).

do you have stock in the company yet? LOL J/K.
 

Michael Yount

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No stock - LOL. Brian Baskin the company owner does a great job with his gear. High quality, and it works great.

http://www.etnracing.com/pages/Tech/FanControl.htm
 
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