Low_Bridge
07-15-2004, 03:36
I got to get this ironed out.
1. FSD/PMD relocating to front of center console where it tilts under & there's already 12v for fan.
2. FSD mounting to a 8 x 5 x 1 1/5 finned Heatsink, flat one side. With one fan that will be wired to ignition.
3. Opposite side of FSD where the plug goes on the the smaller flat surface will have a heat sink that fan will be temp / time controlled to keep running for a short time after shut down.
4. If that 8' Stanadyne extention has male & female I'd rather splice & solder that to run to the cab. Than hack into the original harness.
5. # 5 resistor
6. I havn't ruled that 3x5 square above the ac controls on the dash for relocation but I needed to start a plan being my new fsd & heatsink are on the way. It may make for a cleaner install but obviously a tighter fit.
Q. Should I take my new fsd down to bare metal :eek: to improve thermal transfer qualities. Sanding or with Acetone?
Any input or correction in design would be appreciated.
[ 07-21-2004, 06:08 PM: Message edited by: Bill D'Addio ]
1. FSD/PMD relocating to front of center console where it tilts under & there's already 12v for fan.
2. FSD mounting to a 8 x 5 x 1 1/5 finned Heatsink, flat one side. With one fan that will be wired to ignition.
3. Opposite side of FSD where the plug goes on the the smaller flat surface will have a heat sink that fan will be temp / time controlled to keep running for a short time after shut down.
4. If that 8' Stanadyne extention has male & female I'd rather splice & solder that to run to the cab. Than hack into the original harness.
5. # 5 resistor
6. I havn't ruled that 3x5 square above the ac controls on the dash for relocation but I needed to start a plan being my new fsd & heatsink are on the way. It may make for a cleaner install but obviously a tighter fit.
Q. Should I take my new fsd down to bare metal :eek: to improve thermal transfer qualities. Sanding or with Acetone?
Any input or correction in design would be appreciated.
[ 07-21-2004, 06:08 PM: Message edited by: Bill D'Addio ]