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Is there any way to change the fan that cycles with the AC to do so on low instead of high? That buzzsaw is driving me crazy. :help:
BTW - Took your advice...TR224 w/112 LSA, 918's & TI retainers are sitting on the counter!!! :devil: I can't wait!!! Soon time for a live tune...
You better let me know when you do.... I get to learn from your .... Opps... But you won't do that with a great Beer/Tool guy watching you do the work!!! J/K, let me know when! :lol:
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Originally posted by jethro_3@Oct 13 2005, 07:44 PM
J/K, let me know when! :lol:
You can bet on it. :hshake:
Yes, there sure is, I found a solution, but I just haven't had time to implement it.Quote:
Originally posted by SCIV@Oct 13 2005, 06:08 PM
Is there any way to change the fan that cycles with the AC to do so on low instead of high? That buzzsaw is driving me crazy. :help:
BTW - Took your advice...TR224 w/112 LSA, 918's & TI retainers are sitting on the counter!!! :devil: I can't wait!!! Soon time for a live tune...
I'll post up when it's time. Until then, that seems like the best solution.
You can replace tapping the a/c wire with a new sensor that has an addtional output to trigger the relay.
later,
allen
Won't this solution require that the A/C system be evacuated and re-charged? I think it would be worth it!Quote:
Originally posted by farmtruc@Oct 13 2005, 09:10 PM
Yes, there sure is, I found a solution, but I just haven't had time to implement it.
I'll post up when it's time. Until then, that seems like the best solution.
You can replace tapping the a/c wire with a new sensor that has an addtional output to trigger the relay.
later,
allen
Ross
Is this the pressure switch option?Quote:
Originally posted by rosscob@Oct 14 2005, 06:23 AM
Won't this solution require that the A/C system be evacuated and re-charged? I think it would be worth it!
Ross
I agree Ross.
S.C.