Reply to "Glowing radiator fan when at speed... cut off circuit suggestions ?"

"Some owners even have enough backfeed voltage through the circuitry to cause dieseling upon engine cut off"

One of my Panteras is currently wired with this condition. However, it does not diesel. It continues to run normally for a couple of seconds until the fans stop spinning. It is a 74 and is not wired for the fan light in the speedometer. I have grown to like the "run on" and now use it as an indicator that the car is up to temperature and the fans have been spinning. Later this year I will be upgrading the fuse panel in the car to Pantera Electronics and will dig into the fan wiring. At that time I will likely eliminate the run on caused by the fans.

2/12/227:38 AM

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