Scott's Efan build, complete write up
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1 fan is on a thermo, the other operates completely by the switch. Rather than letting the first fan cycle on and off with the thermo you can just manually flip it on. You really only need to flip the switches if you have the A/C on or are in traffic. For any normal driving the fan on the thermo is enough, when the truck gets going 40 mph the fans should be off anyways
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pat,
im thinking about doing some over christmas along with underdrive pulleys. i have a few questions for you since you seem to understand this really well.
1)so do the fans not automatically turn on? i would definently forget to turn them on or off.
2)install wise, how hard? dads an electrical engineer so he would probly wire most or watch everything i do.
im thinking about doing some over christmas along with underdrive pulleys. i have a few questions for you since you seem to understand this really well.
1)so do the fans not automatically turn on? i would definently forget to turn them on or off.
2)install wise, how hard? dads an electrical engineer so he would probly wire most or watch everything i do.
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me n pat are working on making a kit that will just bolt on with little drilling and wiring know how needed on part of the installer.
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I have the Troyer Performance PPI-EFK1604 Dual 16" Electric Fan Kit for 2004 & up Ford F-150.
Great Product!
Great Product!
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I have the Troyer Performance PPI-EFK1604 Dual 16" Electric Fan Kit for 2004 & up Ford F-150.
Great Product!
Great Product!
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and how do you know when to flip switches? just curiuos.