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Originally Posted by articwhiteZ when i did this to my car. we used a diff relay(think i called it a fuse in another post)..ill take a look ant see...
it has been 15 years ago.. i did this.. |
Well.. I don't want you to think I was personally attacking you in any of the posts I've/you've replied to.
The problem I have is you were suggesting overloading the factory relay with basically a (what I consider) hack job and offering it as a solution.
If the OEM relay was replaced with a proper relay to handle the load of the two fans, it's not an issue. Not stated in your reply.
The problem lies in you are suggesting tieing the two fans together on sub par wiring (rated just enough for one fan) along with using a relay rated for only one fan. Also, bypassing the relay that is already factory wired for the second fan.
The biggest problem is that you are suggesting to overload a switch that could potentially overload and cause an electrical fire. Why, the contacts to the relay are not able to handle the current but, the fuse link is.
It would be like putting a 20A breaker on your house 15A wiring. THe wiring will catch fire when overloaded before the breaker trips.
Same thing with my fuse analogy.
I apologize if I am coming off as harsh but, due to your lack of explaining in detail (or using correct terms), you're giving bad,and potentially dangerous advice.