88droptopgt

Electric fan kit? My mech clutch fan is about shot. How hard is it to put on a electric fan kit? I can do the hardware part but how hard is it to put in the electric end of things?

Mustangkiler

Easy, just wire it up to a switch in the car and then to the battery

WhiteFoxGT

I've got a 6 blade flex fan for sale for cheap. Has like 5k miles on it. Its in great shape

HACKGT350

i have an electric in mine took like 10 min to wire up got the fan out of a tourus with a 3.8L for 25 bucks in the junk yard

PJB

Are you talking about a toggle switch mounted on the dash?
Is there actually a way to make an electric fan turn on by itself like it would in a car originally equippedwith one?

wine_maker

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...o-20/ref=nosim

shaners90lxhatch

^ cheap and simple. As long as it's not made of shyt, its a good deal. A relay, a thermal switch, a wiring diagram and about 4 feet of 16ga wire could get you the same exact thing but with more time, brains and phone calls.

wine_maker

my self I would go to J.Y. and get realays and instal >the link is to show it can be bought
there are many more setups but i looked that one up in 20 seconds and sent a quick post.
it you are adapt on wiring and sincers and relays >>>> J.Y. is the way to go.

JeffUtica

Relatively easy. You can either install an electrical fan control kit which will turn the fan on and off automatically or you can wire in switch and control it manually. If you go the manual route, install a relay so you don't melt down the switch, wires or burn down the car.

88droptopgt

I want to go with a kit that does it on it's own as if it were afactory set up!