electric fan safety
i was wondering what the least amount of wires i have to run to make my electric fan safe. i want it on a switch only. should i just run a fuse on the 12v wire and be done with it or do i need a diode to be safe. if so what size fuse?
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RE: electric fan safety
If you want to be safe, you go with a relay, that eliminates high amperage wiring in your cab.
A fire waiting to happen. Relays are inexpensive and easy to wire. Dont cut corners on this, thats exactly how fires happen. Good Luck |
RE: electric fan safety
can you point me in the direction of one you would recommend?
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RE: electric fan safety
Forget that toggle while you're out driving around and TADA...over heat/headgasket done. Try looking at some of the fan kits available, I ran on a 30 amp relay for a while and hated having to turn the fan on and off all the time.
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RE: electric fan safety
my fan hardly ever needs to be on...what kit do you use now...and what temp
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RE: electric fan safety
Autozone or any auto parts stores carry them, you could go the route like dman and get a t-stat, and put an override switch in , Summit carries those I believe.
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RE: electric fan safety
yeah i found one online it comes with a relay and a 180 off 195 off thermostat so im gunna get that and put the override switch in it
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RE: electric fan safety
^^^^^^good I dea!! that's what I used and it worked well!!!;)
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