Fan override switch for 00+ Bonnie
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
That is a very complex system and costly if you factor in the relays.
The ZZP fan switch is much less expensive and involves no relays that will eventually fail.
The ZZP fan switch is much less expensive and involves no relays that will eventually fail.
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Originally Posted by jshelton54
Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
That is a very complex system and costly if you factor in the relays.
The ZZP fan switch is much less expensive and involves no relays that will eventually fail.
The ZZP fan switch is much less expensive and involves no relays that will eventually fail.
i used GM Sealed weather pack relays, and the Link Pdad posted is the one that i used...
my fan relays and switch cost me less than $.50 from the junkyard i dont think ZZP can beat that price
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ZZP'* kit:
The casper'* kit is available through INTENSE and doesn't keep the fans on with ignition off.
CAUTION:
This switch kit will operate the fans with the ignition off, useful at the track for rapid cool down between runs. Be advised to turn them off before you leave the car for any length of time. If left on, it will drain your battery. This warning does not apply for users of our fan timer module.
Works on '97-'05 Grand Prixs, just choose your correct year.
This switch kit will operate the fans with the ignition off, useful at the track for rapid cool down between runs. Be advised to turn them off before you leave the car for any length of time. If left on, it will drain your battery. This warning does not apply for users of our fan timer module.
Works on '97-'05 Grand Prixs, just choose your correct year.
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The Caspers kit was the first system I bought. It doesn't work with +00 Bonnes. I sold mine to a GP Club member at WCBF05. Then I bought the ZZP system.
The trick I used to ensure I always remember to turn it off when leaving the car, is to wire in a light that tells me when it'* on.
I have never had a problem with it after 3 years.
The trick I used to ensure I always remember to turn it off when leaving the car, is to wire in a light that tells me when it'* on.
I have never had a problem with it after 3 years.
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