Re: [DML] Re: Cooling Fan Failure.

[Martin Gutkowski <webmaster@xxxx>]

Bob Zilla's point is that the wiring may (not WILL, but MAY) overheat on 
some cars. I disagree too however, I think that the amount of time the 
fans stay on when the coolant thermostat trips to cool the engine alone 
lasts long enough to root out any adverse effects for running the fans 
continuously. In other words, if the wiring lasts for the 2 minutes that 
takes, it'll last when running the fans constantly with AC (which I do 
too FWIW).

Martin
#1458

Gus Schlachter wrote:

> My D was originally Harold's and I can attest that the non-cycling fans work well. In
> Texas, the A/C compressor spends most if it's life engaged and thus the fans would too.
> I see no benefit in letting the fans take a 2 second rest every 30 seconds or so. My
> electronics have never melted down, my A/C works great, and during the summer my temp
> gauge remains fixed between the 1st and 2nd notch.
>
> FWIW
>
> Gus Schlachter
> VIN #4695
> Austin, TX
> 110k miles and counting