Re: [DML] A/C cycling switch

[dherv10@xxxx]

Mike, I go through this a lot trying to explain:
How the cooling fans cycle with the AC on 
How the cooling fans cycle without the AC on. 
How the weather affects the cycling
How the blower speed affect the cycling
How the sensitivity of the otterstat
How the circuit breaker reacts. 
How the low and high pressure switches affect the cycling
How the Freon level affects the cycling
It would be a rather long post on the DML if they don't mind and maybe 
other's will benefit from it also. I have also thought about writing it and 
sending it out with parts in the circuit as people buy them. 
But, In a nut shell: The circuit breaker is a big culprit. With the New Fan 
Fix Dual 2 X 2. I eliminated the CB in the wiring and my fans cycle very 
little as long as the freon level is ok. With the Dual 2 X 2 you can tell if 
your low on freon.. Most of the time I can drive in 80 to 90 degree weather 
and the fans never come on. Then when I turn on the air, I can effect the 
cycle time by how fast the blower motor is turning in relationship to the 
temperature outside.
It all works like a clock. 
John Hervey
http://www.specialtauto.com/