Re: [DML] Fanzilla and VOltage problem

["Joe LoRe'" <dmcjoe@xxxx>]

Joe,

The Fanzilla will cycle the cooling fans with the compressor, they do not
stay on continuously when in the AC position. If you fans and compressor are
cycling with an "on" time of less than 7 seconds your AC system is low on
freon.

As I mentioned in an earlier post as long as the voltage does not fall below
11.5 at full load during idle you should have nothing to worry about.

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----- Original Message -----
From: Joe Palatinus <jpalatinus@xxxx>
To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 1:50 PM
Subject: [DML] Fanzilla and VOltage problem


> Since the majority of my problems has to do with the A/C and cooling fans
> comming on I decided I would try to change out the fanzilla with the one
> from my other car. When my Ac was on and the blower in 1st speed, the
fans
> would still cycle on and off, I was under the impression that Fan zilla
> keeps the fans on all the time when the ac is on max, regardless of blower
> motor speed. I changed out the fan zillas, but it did the same thing, I
> wonder if it is a circuit breaker or something any ideas. If I have any
> two of the following items on, my voltage goes to nill. AC (max or norm)
> BLower motor, and lights. I can have the mode switch set to vents, and
> blower on max, but if I turn my lights on the voltage goes to pot. If I
> have the ac set on max, and my blower motor off or set to one, but my
light
> on makes the voltage go to pot also. If I just have either one of these
> three items on I get 13 or really close to 13 voltage on my voltmeter, na
> dI am certain that my voltmeter is accurate, as I have testested several
> other places and gotten the same voltages. I really would like this
> problem resolved I have tried 3 different alternators and they all do a
> simmilar thing.
> THanks for your input
>
> Joe Palatinus
> VIN 17167 and 6808