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Re: Entropy LSX Radiator with dual fans
Why not let the computer control the fans? Or use a temperature switch in the radiator?
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Location: Alabama
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Re: Entropy LSX Radiator with dual fans
Same as hartrod said ..I've got dual fans and dual relays..each fan has its own relay that are run by the ecm..each fan is set to come on at a different temp
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