Low Temp Thermostat
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http://www.flex-a-lite.com/auto/html/low-p...e-electric.html
Part numbers listed above by Redzman. I think I got mine from Summit Racing, but it was so long ago, not 100% sure.
The only thing you'll need to install it is a set of Relays. You don't want to power these fans right off the stock wiring. Use the stock wiring to trigger the relays, and draw the power right from the battery.
Part numbers listed above by Redzman. I think I got mine from Summit Racing, but it was so long ago, not 100% sure.
The only thing you'll need to install it is a set of Relays. You don't want to power these fans right off the stock wiring. Use the stock wiring to trigger the relays, and draw the power right from the battery.
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^^^ That is not completly true Random. The stock wiring has a 30Amp fuse for the radiator fans (they are on the same fuse). The Flex-A-Lite 220's only use 19Amps for both fans. That gives you still a 11Apm margine in case of a spike. I dont think you really need a relay. Kinda overkill.
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It's the stock WIRING i'm not crazy about, not the stock RELAY. I actually ran mine with 2 10 am fuses (one for each fan). I'd rather have the fan fuse blow before the relay blows or damages the wiring. You just can't do that if you power the fans off the stock wiring.
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<span style="color:red">grrrrrr i just bought one of these like a week ago. a little late on the group buy. 02.gif can someone write a diy install for one of these fans? that would greatly be appreciated. i'm a little confused reading about the installation. </span>