E-fan Project
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I found some random e fan and put it in my truck and just bought a temp controller and actually ran a wire inside the truck and connected it to the cigarette lighter so it comes on and off with the key and it works fine
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Will do. The parts are on order and now I'm just waiting for them to come in. I'm going to stop by advance auto tomorrow to pick up a 60/80 amp relay to replace my 30/40.
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Good luck but I dont think you will find one. They only place I have found one is ebay for $8-9
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So if I were to buy this to replace my 30/40A relay then I should be all set, correct?
http://cgi.ebay.com/60-80-AMP-RELAY-...item19b2bf3afa
http://cgi.ebay.com/60-80-AMP-RELAY-...item19b2bf3afa
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For those who were curious about the thickness of the wiring on the fan I would say it's about 8-10 ga.
I now have a question about "high" or "low" side. I don't see anything on the fan that indicates this so how would I know what speed I'm wiring it up at?
I now have a question about "high" or "low" side. I don't see anything on the fan that indicates this so how would I know what speed I'm wiring it up at?