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overheating while towing heavy
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[QUOTE="Jeremy, post: 1461273, member: 848"] What about manually turning the fan on, if the pcm is doing it to late? Grounding out the clutch actually works pretty well. An aftermarket controller that could control the pwm would be nice though. Also Combining the fan at 100% and the exhaust brake from the tap shifter works pretty well for engine braking. Your tap shifter will probably help as well, since you can make it stay in a gear and pull vs down shifting and reving the engine up on rpms. Just a thought. [/QUOTE]
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