Texas DTR #8 March Meet!
Heard from Micah at ODRA.
John Issacs, from Floor-It-Diesel, will be there to operate his Dyno. (for anyone interested in duscussing modified CP3's).
I've heard it's a very accurate dyno, set up just for diesel trucks. He will be dynoing till 6 pm (if he brings a pulling truck).
Even later if he does not sled pull.
RJ
John Issacs, from Floor-It-Diesel, will be there to operate his Dyno. (for anyone interested in duscussing modified CP3's).
I've heard it's a very accurate dyno, set up just for diesel trucks. He will be dynoing till 6 pm (if he brings a pulling truck).
Even later if he does not sled pull.
RJ
Anybody know how the sign up is going to go? Start at 8am when the dyno starts?? Just dont want to end up late on the list if I can help it...
Where did I get 8am from?? Was that somewhere??
Boy this year has been bad for me being ill. I hardly ever get sick. I mean years since I have been.
Well the last week of January I had the Flu for a week.
Now I just got sick again with a bad ear infection, sore throat. Finally broke down and went to the doc and got some meds (antibiotics). The temp fluctuations last weekend I think are what brought it on......20 degrees one day...then 80 or so the next.

I need to get well...........I got some stuff I need to get done!!!
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Well the last week of January I had the Flu for a week.
Now I just got sick again with a bad ear infection, sore throat. Finally broke down and went to the doc and got some meds (antibiotics). The temp fluctuations last weekend I think are what brought it on......20 degrees one day...then 80 or so the next.

I need to get well...........I got some stuff I need to get done!!!

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Really. Just get cold and stay cold. Or get warm and stay warm (but not to warm). I wish Mother Nature would make up her mind.

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As far as the common rail electronic viscous fan drive - it's engagement is modulated by the ECM based on sensor inputs from coolant temp, A/C pressure, intake manifold air temp & tranny fluid temp (autos)... supposed to be variable from free-wheeling to full lockup.
There are 5 wires (out of 6 pin-outs) in the harness, so it isn't as simple as you'd think - but if Pin 1 is switched to battery ground it should provide full engagement from idle to rated speed. Since the fan hub uses silicone fluid for coupling - without a mechanical "clutch" - lockup ratio varies from about 97% at idle to 74% at rated speed.
Ostensibly Max, if you broke the Pin 1 circuit with an in-cab toggle you could prevent the hub from coupling. Chris could probably confirm it for you.
There are 5 wires (out of 6 pin-outs) in the harness, so it isn't as simple as you'd think - but if Pin 1 is switched to battery ground it should provide full engagement from idle to rated speed. Since the fan hub uses silicone fluid for coupling - without a mechanical "clutch" - lockup ratio varies from about 97% at idle to 74% at rated speed.
Ostensibly Max, if you broke the Pin 1 circuit with an in-cab toggle you could prevent the hub from coupling. Chris could probably confirm it for you.
gauge question
I recieved my used ISSPRO's today. and plan to install them this evening or this weekend sometime.
question: what is the best way to go about finding a wire that is connected to my factory gauges that is capaple of dimming? wire location and colo would be excellent, i am going to try and google it too.
Max
EDIT: i should have looked before i posted this Q. i read around and it looks like the orange with black stripe wire is the one to use.
question: what is the best way to go about finding a wire that is connected to my factory gauges that is capaple of dimming? wire location and colo would be excellent, i am going to try and google it too.
Max
EDIT: i should have looked before i posted this Q. i read around and it looks like the orange with black stripe wire is the one to use.



