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Re: E-fan Ignition Wiring

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 6:20 pm
by spirit r
myatt1972 wrote: I put an e-fan on for reliability and peace of mind, a viscous unit 30 years old is probably knackered and will just cause belt slip and eventually belt failure, we see it time and time again.
Your porsche 911 is updated to e-fan,too :lol:
Thomas

Re: E-fan Ignition Wiring

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 6:27 pm
by myatt1972
spirit r wrote:
myatt1972 wrote: I put an e-fan on for reliability and peace of mind, a viscous unit 30 years old is probably knackered and will just cause belt slip and eventually belt failure, we see it time and time again.
Your porsche 911 is updated to e-fan,too :lol:
Thomas
Now there is an idea, I wonder if it has been done :lol:

Re: E-fan Ignition Wiring

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 6:42 pm
by spirit r
put an e-fan on for reliability have a look on the evolution RX7FD and Rx8 biggest reliability of all rotary now :o
Thomas

Re: E-fan Ignition Wiring

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 11:25 pm
by Hobbawobba
myatt1972 wrote:Jesse ! What have you started :lol:
I was thinking the same thing! Hahah :lol:

I can see where both sides come from aye. I am going with an efan mainly for reliability that it wont suddenly stop working. I wanted to give my cooling system a good refresh after getting quite warm at RRG :? Haha

Keith, will the switch you mentioned be able to run the fan while the engine is off? If so then surely that's an easy way to keep it cool after shutdown for a few mins

Re: E-fan Ignition Wiring

Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2015 7:15 pm
by spirit r
[/quote]I wanted to give my cooling system a good refresh after getting quite warm at RRG :? Haha[/quote]
You wanted to give your elektrik system a good refresh after getting quite warm at RRG :? :lol:
Thomas