Ac fan/cooling fan
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Ac fan/cooling fan
Ok, I setup my s300 to run the cooling fan at 190, it is only running the cooling fan alone, the ac fan is not coming on. Before the s300 change over to lower the temp both fans would come on. Is it a sensor that turns on both fans or is it is possibly a wiring issue. Id like to have both fans run whenever the temp temp I set is reached, but also to run as normal when the ac is activated.
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its a 97 accord with a locash obd2-obd1 harness. the parameters are set only in s300 which made the fan override work, no wiring needed. i know that if the ac is on both fans are on. i just want to verify that the fan control in s300 is only for the radiator fan not the ac fan also. or that it will activate both fans directly.
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Radiator Fan
Hi Spunster,
Can you tell me why my override does not work?I set it at 80 degree but it follows the fan switch temp at 85 degree.
Can you tell me anyone tell me how to override it?
Can you tell me why my override does not work?I set it at 80 degree but it follows the fan switch temp at 85 degree.
Can you tell me anyone tell me how to override it?
No rewiring needed, as all of the 92-2000 Civics and 94-01 Integras that I have tried it on, already have the FANC output connected to the radiator fan relay.. Hell, even the 88-91 Civic/CRX cars that I have tried it on work fine as well.. The Accords and Preludes sometimes have two fan switches, and are not always wired to the FANC output.. I'm pretty sure that you'd have to do some wiring to make it work in those cars, as they didn't come with the ecu type that we are using with the S300 anyway.. :)
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