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aknovaman · 09-12-2014, 08:14 AM

If you can set both fans to come on at 120 degrees in the PCM you can test your wiring for functionality. I prefer 200 and 205 for my fan settings. Higher and lower depending on how well they are shrouded and how well the engine bay breathes.

Once you know both are functional at 120 degrees, then you can set them up higher to their normal set points.

09-12-2014, 08:14 AM	#12
aknovaman Registered User Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Tecumseh Posts: 355	Re: Electric Fan Help If you can set both fans to come on at 120 degrees in the PCM you can test your wiring for functionality. I prefer 200 and 205 for my fan settings. Higher and lower depending on how well they are shrouded and how well the engine bay breathes. Once you know both are functional at 120 degrees, then you can set them up higher to their normal set points. __________________ Current project 1959 Willys = GEZR TRUK Geezer is a Latin compound word made up of two roots. Gee meaning Urine Stain and Zer meaning your pants are open! FMCDH GBU and GBA http://www.youtube.com/user/aknovaman/videos