switch controlled radiator fan
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switch controlled radiator fan
Eventually ill buy a thermostat powered fan.
For now, however, the previous owner installed a switch connected to a 12v/10amp aftermarket radiator fan. He never finished installing it. I don't know where he left off, but ifrom my understanding, he wanted a switch controlled fan that, if left on when cutting the ignition, the fan will also shut off.
Edit:
The Previous owner of my car removed both of the stock radiator fans in my 86 turbo, and installed an aftermarket fan(12v10amp?), but unfortunately, he sold me the car and never wired it up(all the way).
Eventually, i will install a thermostat to control the fan, but for now its just a fan.
Can anyone tell me how to wire a switch to power the fan using the car battery? i know its simple but you know my name.
any help would be awesome!
For now, however, the previous owner installed a switch connected to a 12v/10amp aftermarket radiator fan. He never finished installing it. I don't know where he left off, but ifrom my understanding, he wanted a switch controlled fan that, if left on when cutting the ignition, the fan will also shut off.
Edit:
The Previous owner of my car removed both of the stock radiator fans in my 86 turbo, and installed an aftermarket fan(12v10amp?), but unfortunately, he sold me the car and never wired it up(all the way).
Eventually, i will install a thermostat to control the fan, but for now its just a fan.
Can anyone tell me how to wire a switch to power the fan using the car battery? i know its simple but you know my name.
any help would be awesome!
Last edited by SoNotaMechanic; 05-21-2011 at 10:40 PM. Reason: Im using a computer if that helps...
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too late
i already ghetto rigged the anti theft system to power the fan via rocker switch.
ive known about the xenon electric fan page it didnt help with my temporary fix, i was asking if there was a temporary solution until i have the money for a thermo-controlled fan.
ive known about the xenon electric fan page it didnt help with my temporary fix, i was asking if there was a temporary solution until i have the money for a thermo-controlled fan.
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