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Old 03-06-2013, 03:02 PM
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Any up date on this yet? I had to replace the fan controller on my 90S4 this year after attempting to repair the defective unit. I also now have a "spare" heat sink and connector to donate to the project.

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Old 11-13-2013, 11:29 PM
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Can't wait for this. I'm sure the order numbers will make it worth your while Leidel.
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In need of one now...
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Few of us are. New options are coming up
Old 11-15-2013, 05:32 AM
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I was intending to produce a new fan module, but as apparently someone was alread on the case I decided not.

As it turns out that was the wrong decision.....
Old 06-22-2014, 08:45 PM
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It's not too late to make the right decision...this appears to be an already common problem that's rapidly becoming a 'when...not if' kind of thing. It's likely every S4+ will need one. I have an original unit and used one that have failed in almost exactly the same way.
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I will order three.
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Bump.

I find myself in the market for one as well.
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I normally have rebuilds in stock but we are waiting a new batch to arrive.
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Old 03-20-2017, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by ROG100
I normally have rebuilds in stock but we are waiting a new batch to arrive.
This is why I'm confused. If the rebuild service is available, why are people "waiting" to fix their cars?

I have no doubt the new and improved version will be great, but any prototype has yet to be shared, then you have testing, manufacturing etc.... It could be some time and meanwhile a known good replacement OEM spec unit is available from 928's R Us & 928 International.

I'm old school, give me a two stage temp switch in the radiator to turn the fans off / on.
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We have one rebuilt in stock if you need one immediately
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bump


any one try the DERALE controller??


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Tony,

Those are a good fan controller. Derale licensed the old DC Controls design, and modernized the construction method. I have not tried to use it with stock fans though. I have always given the controller a lower amp load with aftermarket fans.

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Originally Posted by hans14914
Tony,

Those are a good fan controller. Derale licensed the old DC Controls design, and modernized the construction method. I have not tried to use it with stock fans though. I have always given the controller a lower amp load with aftermarket fans.
Yes! Tony - I run these fans on my 1990 S4 in place of the two originals.

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