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Agnem

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Next time you get PSD envy, and wish you had a high idle controller accessory, don't envision an expensive Ford factory option with more fancy computer chips than you can wave a static charge at. Instead, read THIS Then go find your truck payment book, and remember that you don't have one. LOL

Even if you don't do any of that, check it out anyway. Ron worked ******* it. :hail
 

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Great article, Ron! I'm gonna have to do that!!

Now, I would like to know, is hitting fast idle for long periods of time truly sufficient to offset wet stacking?
 

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Agnem said:
Next time you get PSD envy, and wish you had a high idle controller accessory, don't envision an expensive Ford factory option with more fancy computer chips than you can wave a static charge at. Instead, read THIS Then go find your truck payment book, and remember that you don't have one. LOL

Even if you don't do any of that, check it out anyway. Ron worked ******* it. :hail
;Sweet Never looked at it that way Mel. ;Sweet
As far as worked ******* it? :eek:
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Mike,
Here's what I have seen so far with it being in operation now for about a month. The water temp will run right up to 190 degrees and will stay there with the override activated. Running normal 650 rpms the water temp will only get up to 160 degrees. This is with the air temps outside at a balmy 32 degrees. ;Sweet
 

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Good job Ron! Yuppers, this one is now on my never ending to-do list...
 

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Very Cool Ron!! ;Sweet Like said earlier...just one more thing to put on my to-do list!! This would have come in handy bout a month ago when we had a ice storm come through and knocked out the power...we were living in the TT keeping the TT batt charged up by using The Dewey! I didn't want to leave it idling too long though but this would sure have solved that! :thumbsup: Anyway I got a question though, can you literally set the rpm to anything you want and then "flip the switch" to on and it will hold that rpm or does it hold at the factory normal fast idle speed? Again thanks for the article!!
 

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ericboutin said:
Anyway I got a question though, can you literally set the rpm to anything you want and then "flip the switch" to on and it will hold that rpm or does it hold at the factory normal fast idle speed? Again thanks for the article!!


Eric,
It will hold it to the fast idle speed set on the solenoid. ;Sweet
Maybe Mel will dupe me with the Moostang system and figure that in for the remote start. :rolleyes:
 

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Cool, always good to at least see someone spend time to put together an article.

I just wish i had a functioning fast idle solenoid. I can't even see mine now, gonna hafta pull alot of stuff out to get to it again to replace it.
 

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Yeah, awesome article! It on my to-do list as well, I have everything but the shrink, and the little uhhh........ radioshack dohicky. (completly forgot the name of it now!) Maybe this weekend when I do my tank I get er done before the cold weather returns sunday!
Oh yeah, what is "wet stacking"???? never heard of it
 

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