Not so much so start but it ramps up voltage as temperture increases. I have a Mark VIII with a DCC controler and love it. A little pricey but well worth it.DCC (Delta Current Controls) makes a controller that was special built for the Mark VIII fan. I'm not sure about the stock wiring being able to handle the high amp draw this fan requires, doubt it. Most of the DCC contoller are variable speed and have the soft start (fan doesn't tax the electrical system with an all of a sudden fan on high start, it starts the fan at 60% then increases its speed for what is needed to cool). I'm interested in their 2speed controller for a Taurus fan. I have an e-mail out to them, checking to see if this has the soft start.
Actually it changes pulse width modulation not voltage to increase the fan speed. You don't want to run the fan on low voltage.Not so much so start but it ramps up voltage as temperture increases. I have a Mark VIII with a DCC controler and love it. A little pricey but well worth it.
Yep, just have to wire up a relay that is controlled by the stock e-fan circuit.I have sct controlling my flex a lite right now, I would like to keep it that way but with a mark VIII on high speed only. Anybody know if that is possible?