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Fan On, Engine Off
I noticed today that my fan stayed on after turning off the engine. Temps were pretty high, around 235.
Any idea what they are set to and how to change them??
Any idea what they are set to and how to change them??
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they are set at 230* on. odd they stayed on after you turned the key off though. you can either buy the SLP fan switch or buy a handheld like this one from VHP http:www.stealthram.com/vhptuner.htm and turn them on sooner and do some tuning while you are at it.
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Originally Posted by mrr23
they are set at 230* on. odd they stayed on after you turned the key off though. you can either buy the SLP fan switch or buy a handheld like this one from VHP http:www.stealthram.com/vhptuner.htm and turn them on sooner and do some tuning while you are at it.
There must be another sensor to keep the fans on after the engine is turned off.
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Originally Posted by Hayze
If i remember right on the stock ait lids it does mention something along the lines that your fan may kick on if the engine is shut off
The fan is suppose to keep running until it gets below the cut off temp.
If your motor is 235 degrees.. why would you not want your fan to keep running?
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Originally Posted by Keenov
You answered your own question.
My fans are set to turn on @ 180 when the engine is running.
Not when the engine is turned off. What I was wondering is can you can drop the turn on temp?
I would think there would be two sensors. Could the PCM use it if the engine is turned off?
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Originally Posted by Keenov
This is right.
The fan is suppose to keep running until it gets below the cut off temp.
If your motor is 235 degrees.. why would you not want your fan to keep running?
The fan is suppose to keep running until it gets below the cut off temp.
If your motor is 235 degrees.. why would you not want your fan to keep running?