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Thread: Maximum temperature for DII V8

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    Hey mate. PEL500110. Don't know temp. Cheers

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    Pel500110 is 82 degrees

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    Maximum temperature for DII V8

    Yep just found that. And hard bypass Spring. Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozscott View Post
    Just to update this thread. I have using a cooler thermostat. I also had the leccy fan hooked up so that it comes on every time the AC compressor cuts in - this taken the decision away from the tricky criteria that the computer has imbedded.

    With a cooler thermostat it actualy runs cooler around town - 85-87 than on the highway up hills in 5th at 100 - then it creeps up to 90 degrees and then back down to 87 on the flat. I just towed 1.5 tonns yesterday in 33 degree heat and up hills it got to 91.

    I am happy with that. I still have plenty of scope. With 2 tonns on the back I suspect on high 30's days up long hills it might creep up to mid to high 90's, but that is very good compared to the previous temps using the stock stat.

    Cheers
    The electric fan is not supposed to kick in every time the compressor works cos it's managed on other cryteria:

    "Electric cooling fan switching points:

    For A/C system:
    On = When vehicle speed is 50 mph (80 km/h) or less and ambient temperature is 28*C (82*F) or more
    Off = When vehicle speed increases to (62.5 mph (100 km/h) or
    ambient temperature decreases to 25*C (77*F)

    For engine cooling during normal running:
    On = 100*C (212*F)
    Off = 94.5*C (202*F)

    For engine cooling at ignition off (to counteract heat soak):
    On = If, within 10 seconds of ignition off, intake air temperature is 60*C
    (140*F) or more and engine coolant temperature is 110*C (230*F) or more
    Off = After 10 minutes or if engine coolant temperature decreases to
    100*C (212*F)"


    A good move is to try to stop the viscous fan with a rolled newspaper when the radiator is hot... if it stops you need a new one cos it's worn and doesn lock well just freewheeling and the engine will not be cooled enough
    Discovery Td5 (2000), manual, tuned

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    My clutch fan is working fine. New rad and water pump etc. My engine is very cool but the wiring so that the electric fan cuts in when the compressor cuts in just adds another level of cool...i dont trust the fan on algorithms. Cheers

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    Ps my fan will still stay on etc if engine very hot (well it should so far no need ) because the activation by the BCU has bot been interfered with

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