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Old 04-28-2024, 08:38 AM   #7
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Re: Controlling fan with Terminator x Fan Control circuit

Thanks everyone. My friend went ahead and wired the fan through the sperate thermostat. He said it worked ok except for some short-cycling. He could see the temp display on the terminator drop a lot when the fan kicked on. I suggested that he try the Terminator control as it allows you to select switch on and switch off temps.

I suspect the problems mentioned by the radiator shop have more to do with wiring issues or misunderstandings than inherent problems with the ECU itself.
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