OEM Taurus e-fan control module
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OEM Taurus e-fan control module
Does anyone know if the OEM control module for the Taurus can be used for the e-fan mod? I would love to do this mod but do not wish to spent $165 for the spal and also do not wish to control it with the rheostat style of controller. Any thoughts here?
Scott
Scott
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Eddie, I think you're right but was wondering if anyone had messed with it. I think that I will do the same thing as what you have done. I was just looking at temp switches at: http://www.indexsensors.com/pdfs/hd_temp_sw_cp.pdf. Something that I was thinking is to use two temp switches; one for the low setting and one for the high setting, just for those extra special moments while towing in the summer or what ever. Low switch setting maybe 205 and high setting maybe 215. Does this sound like overkill? It should be easy enough to implement. The fans high side would be activated by the A/C or the high side switch. I haven't seen that anyone else has done it this way.
Scott
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Im running an index temp switch....good stuff. I think mines set at 210 and it controls the low speed...high is controlled manually. You can have a custom switch made with 2 different settings...Ive never had to use the high speed to cool it down though...low speed has been enough even in 110+ heat idling or going up a 6% grade, but was empty. I havent gotten around to installing an AC switch so if Im idling, I flip it to high and Im good. Ive got my wiring diagram somewhere...if youd like I can post it up...just gotta find it.
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Thanks Eddie, I found a good diagram at: https://www.ranger-forums.com/f59/ho...-2speed-69085/. If yours is different, then by all means, lets check it out.
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