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Originally Posted by MongooseGA
I see. So assuming the ambient temp isn't requisite of using the AC (just cool air blowing has been sufficient so far this year) then the engine shouldn't have any need to use the aux fan... Am I thinking this correctly? Furthermore, there would be no signal for the fan to ever turn on without the AC compressor engaging, right? Does anyone ever bypass and add in a manual on/off switch for it?
If that's the case, then I'd definitely have something wrong as I can't imagine I should be dealing with escalating temps when we're still in windows-down weather.
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A manual switch can be installed in parallel with the refrigerant temperature switch located on the receiver/dryer. It is easy to attach because the switch has 1/4" spade connectors and there are adapters.