GhostRider,
Is this relay switch an actual plug and play on the brutus or did you have to modify it. My Brutus overheats in the summer and winter and is getting really annoying. I would here the fan come on for very short periods in the summer but come to think of it I dont think it I've heard it come on this winter. If it is overheating and I let it sit and idle and it still doesn't cool down like it should. Only way to get it to cool down is to shut it off and let it sit. It will then overheat again very easily when you restart and begin using again. Come to think of it the only days I didn't overheat is when the temps where -30 below windchill and even then it would come close. I would have to slow it down or stop and let idle and only then at these severely cold temps would it then start to cool down when idling. It just doesn't seem right that this should be overheating in the middle of winter even when it is extremely cold out.
Is this relay switch an actual plug and play on the brutus or did you have to modify it. My Brutus overheats in the summer and winter and is getting really annoying. I would here the fan come on for very short periods in the summer but come to think of it I dont think it I've heard it come on this winter. If it is overheating and I let it sit and idle and it still doesn't cool down like it should. Only way to get it to cool down is to shut it off and let it sit. It will then overheat again very easily when you restart and begin using again. Come to think of it the only days I didn't overheat is when the temps where -30 below windchill and even then it would come close. I would have to slow it down or stop and let idle and only then at these severely cold temps would it then start to cool down when idling. It just doesn't seem right that this should be overheating in the middle of winter even when it is extremely cold out.