Pettit racing 185F fan switch
#1
I had a water pump problem recently and having the housing off I did some extra things like replacing all of the small hoses that are hard to get to. I also bought the $50 185F deg fan thermoswitch from Pettit racing. I've seen some posts where some have used a 2nd gen switch but I think that Pettit one comes on at an even lower temp. My fans come on much more often now - at $50 not expensive, seems well worth doing. Guess the big thing is getting to it. But, if you have a water pump issue arise, maybe cooler thermoswitch replacement should be considered standard practice.
#3
There seems to be three levels of fan switch available. The stock FD thermoswitch activated fans at 108 C (224 F.). The series 5 FC thermoswitch, an exact "plug and play" activates at 95 C. (204 C.) Then you have the Pettit switch. At 185 F. and a t-stat that opens at about the same time, that will have the fans running nearly all the time. That might be the best option in a warm climate. But here in the Midwest, with cool weather in spring and fall, and cool mornings and evenings...I prefer to stay with the FC switch.
I agree with Crimson though, replacing the stock switch should be considered standard practice.
I agree with Crimson though, replacing the stock switch should be considered standard practice.
#6
Speaking of cooler climates Nat, heard you got some white stuff where you live. It's sure been a long winter up here.
#7
Hi guy! Well, have had a few spells here of the falling white stuff. Was pretty! Didn`t get out in it, as adding myself to the insurance companies "fender bender" list wasn`t my desire! Stayed cold for quite a few days & payed for it through the nose when the utility bill came in! I like snow but I am more partial to the warmer weather as my toes don`t like being cold all the time! Hehehe! Looking forward to Spring so I can start my garden again!
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