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Quote from Deleted user on June 9, 2019, 1:52 pmQuote from getbent on June 8, 2019, 5:33 pmanyone have any idea what the standard shipping time frame is on getting something from Fitech? it has been over a week i would like to think even the USPS could get something mailed in that time frame.
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Of course it depends on your location. It took about a week to get product to me here in North Texas.
Quote from getbent on June 8, 2019, 5:33 pmanyone have any idea what the standard shipping time frame is on getting something from Fitech? it has been over a week i would like to think even the USPS could get something mailed in that time frame.
thanks
Of course it depends on your location. It took about a week to get product to me here in North Texas.
Quote from getbent on June 18, 2019, 7:45 amSo over the weekend i got a new handheld from FItech when i was thinking they where only sending out the SD card. I have not reinstalled the unit yet, have a question for the guys running an electric fan from the system. Will the system keep the fan running after shutting the truck off? the way I have the fan set up now when i shut the truck off the fan will run until the temp gets down to the 160°F range then shut down. just wondering if the fitech will do the same thing or if i should leave the fan wired as it is now.
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So over the weekend i got a new handheld from FItech when i was thinking they where only sending out the SD card. I have not reinstalled the unit yet, have a question for the guys running an electric fan from the system. Will the system keep the fan running after shutting the truck off? the way I have the fan set up now when i shut the truck off the fan will run until the temp gets down to the 160°F range then shut down. just wondering if the fitech will do the same thing or if i should leave the fan wired as it is now.
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Quote from Deleted user on June 18, 2019, 9:16 amNo, the fan goes off with the Fitech. You would need a timed relay or circuit to get your fan to stay on.
No, the fan goes off with the Fitech. You would need a timed relay or circuit to get your fan to stay on.
Quote from getbent on June 24, 2019, 10:32 amHas anyone every had an issue where the fitech unit will not pick up the Tach signal but the tach on the dash does? I reinstalled the unit on my truck but when i crank it over it does not show a RPM so it will not start. I have tried using a shielded wire and just a standard wire with the same result. not sure is this could be caused by an under voltage issue from my one wire alt or if this is something else. any ideas?
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Has anyone every had an issue where the fitech unit will not pick up the Tach signal but the tach on the dash does? I reinstalled the unit on my truck but when i crank it over it does not show a RPM so it will not start. I have tried using a shielded wire and just a standard wire with the same result. not sure is this could be caused by an under voltage issue from my one wire alt or if this is something else. any ideas?
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Quote from Deleted user on June 24, 2019, 10:18 pmCharge the battery fully.
Is there any other data when cranking?
Charge the battery fully.
Is there any other data when cranking?
Quote from getbent on June 25, 2019, 6:04 ameverything on the handheld is showing a value just not the RPM. the voltage on the handheld is showing 12.6V when cranking. I am leaning more to a bad wire in the the harness or a bad connection in the plug for the blue wire.
everything on the handheld is showing a value just not the RPM. the voltage on the handheld is showing 12.6V when cranking. I am leaning more to a bad wire in the the harness or a bad connection in the plug for the blue wire.
Quote from Deleted user on June 25, 2019, 11:11 amTap wire on positive post of battery. See if you get any reading.
Tap wire on positive post of battery. See if you get any reading.
Quote from Deleted user on June 25, 2019, 3:03 pmQuote from getbent on June 25, 2019, 11:57 amYou are saying to tap the blue wire on the positive post?
Yes, it will send an RPM signal if wire is good. Just tap though.....
Quote from getbent on June 25, 2019, 11:57 amYou are saying to tap the blue wire on the positive post?
Yes, it will send an RPM signal if wire is good. Just tap though.....
Quote from getbent on June 30, 2019, 11:09 amSo i tapped the blue wire on the positive battery post and the RPM jumped up to 175 then back to 0 when i stopped. But i also found out the my alternator was only a 50A one wire. I have swapped it out for a 100A. i am going to be reinstalling that fitech and giving it a shot to see what happens.
So i tapped the blue wire on the positive battery post and the RPM jumped up to 175 then back to 0 when i stopped. But i also found out the my alternator was only a 50A one wire. I have swapped it out for a 100A. i am going to be reinstalling that fitech and giving it a shot to see what happens.