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> Fan cooled remote oil cooler, Thermo switch or not
zx-niner
post Jun 7 2011, 07:11 PM
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I'm in the process of converting my remote oil cooler to fan cooled. After thinking about the wiring with a thermo-switch on the cooler outlet, I asked myself "Why" since I have an oil-bypass thermostat after the oil filter. What's wrong with wiring the fan to run all the time, allowing the by-pass thermostat to control oil temperature?
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tradisrad
post Jun 8 2011, 08:34 AM
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Steve,
I run a thermo swith with my fan and the fan comes on just above 180. I also added an LED to my temp gague that indicates when the fan is on. I could have placed the light a little higher; the needle clears the light in the event I get that hot.
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post Jun 8 2011, 01:17 PM
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Steve,
I run a thermo swith with my fan and the fan comes on just above 180. I also added an LED to my temp gague that indicates when the fan is on. I could have placed the light a little higher; the needle clears the light in the event I get that hot.
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I would do something about that low voltage!! ~11V
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