No you need the loom. But you can fit Keiths fan mod.
No you need the loom. But you can fit Keiths fan mod.
Datatek
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You can only fit the mod if the cooling system is working correctly and the engine does not overheat
You can only fit the mod if the cooling system is working correctly and the engine does not overheat
He referred to a part number Keith, which was the third head sensor, he cannot fit that without the later loom or some wiring mods. But obviously he can fit your mod. See post #60.
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Datatek
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Yes, but he wants the mod because he has an overheating problem judging by the PM I received.
Yes Keith i know. But the answer i gave was when he asked in post 60 if the third sensor, part number STC2254 quoted by Tomcatrr could be fitted to his 1997 car. I said NO but you can fit Keiths fan mod. If he has an overheat problem now, i agree he needs to sort that first before doing any mod. Masking a problem is never good practice.
kapilamuni, is your overheating problem due to your viscous fan?
If yes, perhaps Datatek mod, can help you.
If not......sorry...
About STC2254, it´s a "simple" termoswitch with a 100ºC trigger point.
You can use it, swapping the variable thermoswitch in the Datatek mod, for example.
The people who did this upgrade(stc2254), found a little work and some difficulty...
It´s better than nothing, but the AC fan kick a "little to late"...
For others words, stay with Datatek Mod
If yes, perhaps Datatek mod, can help you.
If not......sorry...
About STC2254, it´s a "simple" termoswitch with a 100ºC trigger point.
You can use it, swapping the variable thermoswitch in the Datatek mod, for example.
The people who did this upgrade(stc2254), found a little work and some difficulty...
It´s better than nothing, but the AC fan kick a "little to late"...
For others words, stay with Datatek Mod
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