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Electric radiator fan

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Now that I got the A/C switch installed... I'm working on the override switch for the aux fan. Anyone know what the "best" way to do this is? I have a 20amp switch, so I'll probably just run a separate power wire to it through the main fuse. Let me know if you know the better way(i know there is a better way... just don't remember what it is).

 

Also... which wires do i need to short for the A/C fan problem(not coming on w/ the a/c)?

 

Thanks,

Rich

I know MorganM has a relay setup for his DC Radiator fan installed. With a low amperage switch used. That would a be a good way to do it as well. I personally, with my limited experience, don't see why a switch wouldn't be a good way. If you have a switch that handles 20 amps, that should be adequate enough to power the fan.

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That was actually pretty easy once I remembered that all I needed was to ground the fan to get it on. All works well, and on the the next project.

 

Rich

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