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Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: hooziewhatsit] #2750789
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Bringing this great thread back from the dead. Could I in theory wire this fan with the control module up using my megasquirt as a pwm output and set the duty cycle to increase based on coolant temp from a solid state relay? That's essentially what the MB module did any way correct?

Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: roadrunner7020] #2751541
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Originally Posted by roadrunner7020
Bringing this great thread back from the dead. Could I in theory wire this fan with the control module up using my megasquirt as a pwm output and set the duty cycle to increase based on coolant temp from a solid state relay? That's essentially what the MB module did any way correct?


I have wondered the same thing, I run an MS3X ECU


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Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: Bad340fish] #2767166
04/22/20 05:23 PM
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Got my fan mounted on the ECP radiator. I cut off all 4 tabs on the sides, the one in the middle on the front side, and did a little shaving of the one side to get it to mount good. I could spend some more time on it if it is too close of a fit though I won't know for a while how close it will be. A quick measurement shows the whole assembly to be 6 1/4" thick.


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Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: roadrunninMark] #2767584
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Got it painted...

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Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: roadrunninMark] #2767590
04/23/20 07:37 PM
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Nice, did you use a primer or prep the aluminum surface?

I just received the identical rad. Monday. Going black also.

Thanks, Joe

Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: jlatessa] #2767598
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Yes, I wiped down the tanks and sides. I then used a scotchbrite pad on the tanks and sides, to give them a little "scuff". I then covered the fins with some paper. I sprayed the uncovered parts self etching epoxy primer, two thin coats. After drying, used satin black, two coats on the primed areas. I then removed the paper over the fins and gave it a thin coat, just to give it a uniform color. I didn't use any special paints, heat or radiator, to paint.

Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: roadrunninMark] #2767602
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Thanks, Mark...

Joe

Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: jlatessa] #2767866
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Hey Joe, got it finished up with the fan. I think I would try the high heat paint if I would do it again. This regular stuff seems to scratch off easy. I wonder if the high heat paint would adhere better.

The whole thing has a depth close to 6". I think this is as thin as I can get it without spending major time shaving down the shroud. I hope this will give me enough clearance to fit a belt in between it and the waterpump pulley. I am also having the shaft of that shaved down plus thin headed bolts for the pulley.

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Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: roadrunninMark] #2768849
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I can't believe it has been 10 years since I threw a can on the hot rod. The ironic part is the hot rod has left the country but I now own a Mercedes C55 that came stock with that fan. biggrin


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Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: feets] #2769005
04/28/20 09:12 AM
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Thanks for the update Mark, looks like I need to do more research.

Joe

Re: Monster electric cooling fan upgrade. long. w/photos. [Re: jlatessa] #2794207
07/08/20 09:20 AM
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Bringing an old thread back to life. Anyone use a Holley Dominator with this setup? What was the frequency you used for the PWM?


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