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Thermal management with Ceddymods

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m_0ney_pit

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Jan 12, 2007
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Just wanted to share my experiences with everyone

Had been running a bit hot in the summers after the FMIC install and hadn't had much luck with the 170C thermostat mod getting up to about 220 pretty regularly. I went ahead and bought a slim fan but decided to do some experimenting first with the stock fan.

I changed the fan engagement points in ceddymods 20F globally lower in the fan control table and low and behold I don't run hot anymore. Rarely see temps above 200F and cruising is sticking around 180F.

on a side note, the fan table is in F and everything else is in C haha
 
Interesting, but I'd be more interested in why you were running hot rather than putting a band aid on it.
 
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