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Trucklight and JW Speaker have different designs than this. I avoided both based on reviews and research.
Just curious, where was your phone made?
Edit: my current headlights are mil issued trucklights, plus I have a spare. All three have intermittant issues with flickering on high beam
It should be pretty simple. Output of the TDM is 2 wires, one should be ground and the other should toggle between 0 and 24v to control the cadillac valve.
If you interupt the latter wire it should make the fan turn on. Or inject 24v to make it turn off.
Switches, sensors, valves, etc, can all fail in either the open or closed position. There is no guarantee that a failure will result in the fan being on. The system was designed such that the most LIKELY failure results in the fan being on.
Edit: think of it like air brakes on a semi truck. If...
My front x doors seal pretty well on my m1151, but my rear doors do not, especially in the top rear corner. I fought with adjusting them for days, and got it slightly better, but they still arent tight in that corner. It sounds like I'm not alone.
Wonder how this will affect HMMWV production/parts availability?
https://www.defensenews.com/industry/2023/02/10/am-general-unseats-oshkosh-to-build-joint-light-tactical-vehicle/
I would interupt the positive, not the negative. Otherwise it might be able to "find" a ground somewhere.
The TDM in theory could fail either open or closed, meaning the fan could be stuck on or stuck off. I'm not sure which is more likely.
The cadillac valve could also fail open or closed...
Yes and thats one of the reasons I recommend getting the right ones.
To make the older thin ones work, you'll have to either fill the holes in the retainer somehow and drill the holes in the right places, or add more holes in your windshield frame, which is obviously not something most people...
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