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Old 06-20-2007, 09:29 PM
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Everything is in good condition. The dccontrol unit is the FK60 60 amp controller, you can see specs on it here. I used this stuff for about 3 months.

http://www.dccontrol.com/fancontrolb.htm

$125 for the dccontrol unit
$250 for the fans

Prices do not include shipping.
Old 06-23-2007, 03:46 PM
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The controller is very easy to install. I had it mounted with double-stick tape to my PCM cover. Ran a ground wire to the bolt where the remote battery terminal mounts to the alternator bracket, ran a power wire to the battery (remote terminal would work well too), a wire to tap into the a/c clutch circuit, and one wire for the temp sensor that goes into the radiator.
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not to ***** your thread, but why does one fan have more blades than the other?
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i think they are all like that...
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i think they are all like that...
Yeah they are. I'm not sure on the details but I think I remember someone saying that different fan blade counts cuts down on the resonance between the two fans or something like that.
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Originally Posted by thunder550
Yeah they are. I'm not sure on the details but I think I remember someone saying that different fan blade counts cuts down on the resonance between the two fans or something like that.
oh ok. makes sense. i figured GM had a reason for it.
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Bump! Still for sale.
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Do you still have the detailed instructions for the installation of the DC unit?
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