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  1. 2nd November 2023, 02:55 PM #1
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    using ECU to control intercooler fan

    Here's my thinking,

    The big thermo fan up front is controlled by the ECU. I could piggyback a relay from it's relay and viola
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    Why not just use a relay for the IC fan, and wire it in to the ignition power? Whats the advantage of wiring into the ECU?
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    on when needed, off when not needed?

    is your thinking that always on is better?
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