e-fans and tune
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i have read about some people wiring their e-fans into their computers and using their tune to control their fans, how/where do i wire the fans and what needs to be done in the tune to turn the fans on/off? im getting my tune done saturday, thanks
#3
you need the correct harness for sure...programming when fan1 and fan2 come on/go off is simple...... its all about the correct wiring harness so that you CAN program them. if you just splice into the hot wires, they will be on all the time.
#4
IMO you need to find out first what software you tunner uses, to determine what type of harness you need. If you tuner uses EFI Live you can use 2 PCM inputs to control the fans using engine temperature and AC pressures... If your tuner uses HP Tuners then you only need 1 PCM trigger since HP Tuners can not turn on fans using AC pressures, it can only use engine temperatures, the other trigger needs to be wired to the AC compressor itself which means it will kick on the fans everytime the compressor cycles....
#5
Nelson's harness doesn't have any kind of protection , i.e. fuses , and it tends to draw way to many amps , due to using the A/C to trigger the fans (12v) .
Trust me I have been through this and learned my lesson .
Turning on the fans in the PCM is easy as everyone stated , don't know about the differences between EFILIve and HPTuners , but I would think either could do it , pins 33 and 42 are the fan trigger pins (33 on one PCM connector and 42 on other) .
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Originally Posted by HD6.0l
don't know about the differences between EFILIve and HPTuners , but I would think either could do it , pins 33 and 42 are the fan trigger pins (33 on one PCM connector and 42 on other) .
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