Engine cooling system control apparatus
AssigneeNippondenso Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshiyasu Sakakibara, Keiichi Fukumura
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AssigneeNippondenso Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshiyasu Sakakibara, Keiichi Fukumura
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A cooling system control apparatus includes an electronic control unit to individually control the operation of an engine water pump, a radiator fan motor and an electromagnetic valve for bypassing the cooling water passage to the radiator, on the basis of a cooling water temperature. When the cooling water temperature is below about 85.degree. C., the water pump is stopped to raise the cooling water temperature rapidly, and when the cooling water temperature is above about 85.degree. C., the water pump is operated and the electromagnetic valve is operated to bypass the cooling water passage to the radiator, and when the cooling water temperature is above about 90.degree. C., the fan motor is operated and also the electromagnetic valve is operated to allow the cooling water to pass through the radiator.
A cooling system control apparatus for controlling the temperature of cooling water in a water-cooled engine comprising:
A cooling system control apparatus for controlling the temperature of cooling water in a water-cooled engine, wherein said water-cooled engine is mounted on an automobile equipped with a heating system which utilizes the engine cooling water as a heat source, and said heating system includes an air heating core, a blower fan for supplying the hot air heated by the heater core into a vehicle compartment, a motor for driving said blower fan, and a fan switch for switching ON and OFF the current to said motor, said cooling system control apparatus comprising:
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