Fan has low and high speed relays, and I want to use two programable outputs to first start fan on low, than on high (and perhaps third output to shut off a/c
V3 aux channel input
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V3 aux channel input
I want to use aux channel input to switch on additional electrical radiator fan. Can I do that? I have one pole engine coolant temp sensor (for temp gauge). But I guess it changes resistance, not voltage. Can I use that one without loosing temp gauge?
Fan has low and high speed relays, and I want to use two programable outputs to first start fan on low, than on high (and perhaps third output to shut off a/c
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Fan has low and high speed relays, and I want to use two programable outputs to first start fan on low, than on high (and perhaps third output to shut off a/c
'87 BMW 316 E30
1600cc M10B16
petrol + LPG, MJLJ
1600cc M10B16
petrol + LPG, MJLJ
Yes, you can do this. you should use a separate temperature sensor and not piggy-back on the existing one, or you may affect the readings on the dash gauge.
The temperature sensor is wired similarly to the V4- see the graphic here:
http://www.autosportlabs.net/MJLJ_V4_ve ... e_resistor
The temperature sensor is wired similarly to the V4- see the graphic here:
http://www.autosportlabs.net/MJLJ_V4_ve ... e_resistor
But if I manage to fit one, Do I just connect wire from sensor directly to "From Sensor or external device" here: http://www.autosportlabs.net/images/1/1 ... ircuit.png
Or do I need some additional electronic?
'87 BMW 316 E30
1600cc M10B16
petrol + LPG, MJLJ
1600cc M10B16
petrol + LPG, MJLJ