help hopefully real quick
07-14-2008, 02:38 PM
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Re: help hopefully real quick
Open the attached Be Cool product thread and scroll down to the wiring instructions. Open and print those for ref. They'll give you an idea of how to proceed. Keep in mind that you should really run through a relay.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
07-14-2008, 03:02 PM
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Re: help hopefully real quick
haha its like a foreign language for me is there an eaiser diagram or something
or ground the fan ground the switch wire from the battery something like that
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or maybe just wait for some 1 that knows how to do it haha
any 1 live in pa near levittown fairless hills area
or ground the fan ground the switch wire from the battery something like that
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or maybe just wait for some 1 that knows how to do it haha
any 1 live in pa near levittown fairless hills area
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Re: help hopefully real quick
Theres a waaay easier way to do it.
If you open your hood, look for the relays on the firewall on the drivers side.
One relay will be the fan relay.
It will have a green wire with a white stripe going into it.
If you splice into that wire, and hook it up to a switch that connects it to ground when you flip the switch , you can control the cooling fan .
If you open your hood, look for the relays on the firewall on the drivers side.
One relay will be the fan relay.
It will have a green wire with a white stripe going into it.
If you splice into that wire, and hook it up to a switch that connects it to ground when you flip the switch , you can control the cooling fan .
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