I need one of these too. Can’t find one since everything is r134a conversion fittings.
Need an R12 low side fitting. Already have the high side
Need an R12 low side fitting. Already have the high side
He had you at “original Ford” on that bracket, didn’t he!!Thanks but I think I’m all set. @Mstng93SSP hooked me up.
Should have everything I need in the mail.
Just do'n your part for the economyI actually didn’t grab the bracket from him. I was too quick on the LMR order and already had a tracking number.
what happened to a good old fashioned on/off switch ?Started programming up a simple fan controller with an Arduino. Got my 9-year old to help me and he seemed pretty interested through 90% of it.
Most of the wires are for the display, and I’ll likely not use that in the end. So this will be 3-4 wires and a few resistors.
Just need to work on the PWM output code based on what coolant temp I see.
66 degrees? Turn on your heater you psychopath!Started programming up a simple fan controller with an Arduino. Got my 9-year old to help me and he seemed pretty interested through 90% of it.
Most of the wires are for the display, and I’ll likely not use that in the end. So this will be 3-4 wires and a few resistors.
Just need to work on the PWM output code based on what coolant temp I see.
I'm curious to see if you have any trouble hooking up the dryer line. My stuff is all ready to go except for that one piece. I got tired of messing with it a good while ago. I plan on tackling it again soon.
Very cool stuff! Anybody can bolt things on, wire things up...... you are telling it what to do, and when !!!A few more lines of code and done. Just need to actually test it with the sensor in boiling water and verify the accuracy. I can tweak a few things to get it spot on in the 180-200 range where I want it the most accurate.
Was a fun project and the kiddo learned a few things
Ignore the values for now. Was just messing around. The fan controller operates on 20-100% PWM. So when duty cycle is at 20% fan speed will really be at 1% (i know it says 5%...ignore it). I’ll tweak these values when I actually input my desired fan speeds at specific coolant temps.
And if you are curious, here's a snip of my coding. I didn't write it 100%. Maybe 50% was "borrowed from the internet" and then i tweaked it a bit here and there to do what I needed it to do. 139 lines total.
When the screws are tightened with it sit flush and snap together?