[DML] cooling fan cycle

["Cecil Longwisch" <dmc1982@xxxxxxx>]

The answer is that it depends.
Some of our cars are converted to where the cooling fans running 100% of the 
time when the air conditioning is running. In warm climates or in parades I 
prefer this modification.

The "normal" fan cycle is dependent on your otterstat swich which senses our 
coolant temperature. So, depending on your car and its cooling system 
condition the temperature may rise and fall at a different rate than 
another. i.e. are both fans working, is te radiator partially lugged or air 
flow restricted and of course ambient temperatures. Also, otterstat 
temperature contol is not an exact science as there is some variability in 
the temp. on/off in the switch itself.

Cecil Longwisch
#10663






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