Electric Fans? What do I gotta do exactly?
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From: Pennsylvania
I want a locker... I helped a buddy of mine put a locker in an F150 awhile back, i forget what brand/model it was, but I drove the truck a few times and it wasnt too bad...
I was actually a little impressed, I was expecting it to feel like the spider gears were welded together, but it was pretty smooth even around tight turns in parking lots and whatnot. If i decide I dont like it I can always go the other route and get an LSD.
I was actually a little impressed, I was expecting it to feel like the spider gears were welded together, but it was pretty smooth even around tight turns in parking lots and whatnot. If i decide I dont like it I can always go the other route and get an LSD.
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i am going to buy a dual electric fan setup for my truck. I know that summit has one that is taylor made for our trucks, but i refuse to spend nearly $600.00 on fans. They have a dual fan on summit for about $215.00 and the thermal switch is gonna be another $20 ontop of that. I was just wondering though, will electric fans affect my a/c?
I noticed on summit that there is a special relay, something about a/c.
I am pretty good at wiring and whatnot, but i was hoping that someone else would know what is exactly involved with wiring up these fans. I know i can do it, i just wanna know what im getting myself into first.
Thanks for any help!!
I noticed on summit that there is a special relay, something about a/c.
I am pretty good at wiring and whatnot, but i was hoping that someone else would know what is exactly involved with wiring up these fans. I know i can do it, i just wanna know what im getting myself into first.
Thanks for any help!!
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Mcss, thanks for the offer but I got mine all set up and working already. I really like it and im glad I did it. The only pet peeve I had was that when the heater was on, it would kick on the a/c compressor for like 2 seconds every couple mins. Which was annoying, but I unplugged the a/c trigger wire (for now, just till i need the a/c) and that solved that problem. Good to go... Now if I could just get that other motor built and stick in there lol....
