Fan settings series 1
No. Wire a fan override switch. You should see instructions from me in two or three different topics.
I've recently rewired the Zilla'* override so the wire doesn't even leave the passenger cabin. You can go straight to the PCM. You simply switch a ground wire and the high-speed fans come on.
I've recently rewired the Zilla'* override so the wire doesn't even leave the passenger cabin. You can go straight to the PCM. You simply switch a ground wire and the high-speed fans come on.
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No. Wire a fan override switch. You should see instructions from me in two or three different topics.
I've recently rewired the Zilla'* override so the wire doesn't even leave the passenger cabin. You can go straight to the PCM. You simply switch a ground wire and the high-speed fans come on.
I've recently rewired the Zilla'* override so the wire doesn't even leave the passenger cabin. You can go straight to the PCM. You simply switch a ground wire and the high-speed fans come on.
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Bill,
I found your post entitled Last project.....More cooling.....
I seen the relay or whatever that you are talking about for the high speed fan, now I what, follow that wire into the car and put an inline switch?
I found your post entitled Last project.....More cooling.....
I seen the relay or whatever that you are talking about for the high speed fan, now I what, follow that wire into the car and put an inline switch?
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Originally Posted by willwren
No, you splice on a new wire to that one, (forget the low-speed, do only the high-speed) and run the NEW wire into the car, through a switch to ground.
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Originally Posted by willwren
The fan relays always have a 12V supply to them. The PCM just applies a ground to the relay, and the fans come on. 

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