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07-23-2004 09:41 PM #1
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Electric fan wiring.
What's the deal on wiring a fan. I know they pull some amps....but
why run a heavy ground wire, as well as a heavy positive feed.
Why not just ground the fan to the block, and call it a day?
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07-23-2004 11:14 PM #2
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It's kind of a long story, Rich. I think all I need to run a fanOriginally posted by techinspector1
HUH ?
motor is a decent switch, a good ground, and a fuse on the
positive wire to the fan.
I got enough stuff here to re-wire the Space Shuttle, and a
couple tennis courts !
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07-30-2004 08:14 PM #3
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Well, I finally bit the bullet....and put in the fan relay kit.
What a pain....I had to put in a new "feed" to the wire harness
....an addition, cause the wires are fat
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