HI speed Fan override light
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HI speed Fan override light
IN the Cluster....you got it, justlike the factory would have done it.....I fugured that there was no need just to have a Random LED, like alot have installed in there cars who have done the override.....why not have a FAN symbol in the cluster to alert you????
so i figured that i would do it
here are the results
so i figured that i would do it
here are the results
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Very schweeeeeeeeeeet, Pat. What car "gave up" it'* fan symbol for this project? C'mon.....you can't post without sharing the details, noob
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Originally Posted by ChaseSmith
Sweeeet, but did the light do anything before??
Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
Very schweeeeeeeeeeet, Pat. What car "gave up" it'* fan symbol for this project? C'mon.....you can't post without sharing the details, noob
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by ChaseSmith
Sweeeet, but did the light do anything before??
Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
Very schweeeeeeeeeeet, Pat. What car "gave up" it'* fan symbol for this project? C'mon.....you can't post without sharing the details, noob
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
honestly.. looks PS'd with that frame around it
and Brad i believe that your right
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This may be a dumb question but here it goes. If the input to the switch is the ground, where does the power for the light come from? Do you wire the light in series (12v to the one terminal of the light) and then splice a ground to the light from the switch?
---------------Ground from HSF relay----------------> to switch----> to ground
then
---------------12V to light and spliced ground from switch
Pardon my drawing if it looks howkie.
The reason I ask is that I've done this to my car and thought it would be nice to have a light indicator.
---------------Ground from HSF relay----------------> to switch----> to ground
then
---------------12V to light and spliced ground from switch
Pardon my drawing if it looks howkie.
The reason I ask is that I've done this to my car and thought it would be nice to have a light indicator.