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I'm thinking C5 with two fans........the answer may be in your tune....which is a simple fix...just need someone with HPtuners to fix itC6 Cooling Fan
The ECM controls the variable speed, engine cooling fan by pulse width modulated signal. Fan speed is adjusted from 10-90% duty cycle (PWM). When multiple fan speed requests are received, the ECM uses the highest speed of all the requests.
ECM Command ON Conditions:
Duty cycle starts with any of these conditions:
ENG coolant temp at approx. 204F and reaches high speed above 235F.
A/C PRESS reaches approx. 160psi., high speed above 360psi.
ENG OIL temp above 302F (high command)
TRANS OIL temp above 270F (high command)
ENG OFF: Coolant >235F, or A/C PRESS >249psi. (command low set to 50%), with shut OFF at <230F coolant temp or 241psi A/C PRESS, and FANS auto OFF after 2 minutes, regardless of temp.
OR you have a bad fan controller
Last edited by pewter99; Jan 19, 2021 at 11:04 PM.
I'm thinking C5 with two fans........the answer may be in your tune....which is a simple fix...just need someone with HPtuners to fix itC6 Cooling Fan
The ECM controls the variable speed, engine cooling fan by pulse width modulated signal. Fan speed is adjusted from 10-90% duty cycle (PWM). When multiple fan speed requests are received, the ECM uses the highest speed of all the requests.
ECM Command ON Conditions:
Duty cycle starts with any of these conditions:
ENG coolant temp at approx. 204F and reaches high speed above 235F.
A/C PRESS reaches approx. 160psi., high speed above 360psi.
ENG OIL temp above 302F (high command)
TRANS OIL temp above 270F (high command)
ENG OFF: Coolant >235F, or A/C PRESS >249psi. (command low set to 50%), with shut OFF at <230F coolant temp or 241psi A/C PRESS, and FANS auto OFF after 2 minutes, regardless of temp.
OR you have a bad fan controller
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Last edited by pewter99; Jan 19, 2021 at 11:45 PM.
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Also with an ECS kit you can make shrouds for the sides of the radiator that force air thru the radiator instead of allowing it to go around the sides. This helps a ton.
Look at Prospeed fans and their shroud (not cheap but works really well), and then make the side shrouds and you would probably be good to go...as long as you have already eliminated the simple stuff....water pump, debris in AC condenser, too much air in coolant system, coolant blockage, tuning, etc.
Also with an ECS kit you can make shrouds for the sides of the radiator that force air thru the radiator instead of allowing it to go around the sides. This helps a ton.
Look at Prospeed fans and their shroud (not cheap but works really well), and then make the side shrouds and you would probably be good to go...as long as you have already eliminated the simple stuff....water pump, debris in AC condenser, too much air in coolant system, coolant blockage, tuning, etc.
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