Engine bay light
#2
Burning Brakes
If you unplug it at the light fixture end, no, you won't affect the power to the fan. The fan power is split from the light power not far from the end of the light connector. If you unplug the other end, within the passengers fender, both fan and light will be without power.
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I like to open the lid after a spirited or long drive to help disipate the heat some. Its hot enough here in Florida. Its a habit i got into with my 951. But that light will drain the batt. Is there anything else on that will drain batt from engine lid being open??
I like to open the lid after a spirited or long drive to help disipate the heat some. Its hot enough here in Florida. Its a habit i got into with my 951. But that light will drain the batt. Is there anything else on that will drain batt from engine lid being open??
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Race Director
Ha! I was thinking the same! Engine bay light? What engine bay light? Heading out to the garage now to look for one....
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LED bulbs are a cheap, quick and easy mod that everybody should do. I saw ECS Tuning's ad for the entire set of bulbs for cabin, frunk and engine bay for about 50 bucks, so I thought "What the heck" and ordered them. Wow, what a difference.
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Also you do realize the fan can go on if your engine is hot after you turn off the car, right? I don't think the current draw of 1 small bulb for an hour is gonna matter too much.
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Fan probably will not run if the temp stays down with the lid open. Where is the temp sensor?
That fan blows cooler air down past the plastic expansion tank.
Wonder what difference the effect of having the fan bringing the cooler air in past the tank displacing the trapped hot air out over the left side exhaust is vs hot air rising past the tank out through the open lid?
That fan blows cooler air down past the plastic expansion tank.
Wonder what difference the effect of having the fan bringing the cooler air in past the tank displacing the trapped hot air out over the left side exhaust is vs hot air rising past the tank out through the open lid?
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Fan probably will not run if the temp stays down with the lid open. Where is the temp sensor?
That fan blows cooler air down past the plastic expansion tank.
Wonder what difference the effect of having the fan bringing the cooler air in past the tank displacing the trapped hot air out over the left side exhaust is vs hot air rising past the tank out through the open lid?
That fan blows cooler air down past the plastic expansion tank.
Wonder what difference the effect of having the fan bringing the cooler air in past the tank displacing the trapped hot air out over the left side exhaust is vs hot air rising past the tank out through the open lid?