I went though high temp problems with my car a few years ago. High speeds didn't really bring the temp down to a comfortable level. When I pulled the radiator to replace it with a triple core metal tanked one I discovered that about 30% of the cooling fins were plugged with debris that had been picked up over several years of cross country driving. The cooling fins in the AC evaporator are spaced further apart than the radiators. Junk, bugs, weeds, and so on, pass through the evaporator fins and lodge in the radiator. You can't see this because of the evaporator and the fan shroud. The only way to tell for sure is to pull the radiator. I always flushed the radiator from the front side but that didn't seem to be enough. You really can't get a good shot at it through the narrow front opening. I thought I'd mention this as a possible reason for high temps if all else fails to solve the problem. I really don't think switching the fans on and off manually is a viable solution. If just sounds like an easy way to try to circumvent fixing a problem cooling system. Bruce Benson