How to remove the fan switch connector
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Re: How to remove the fan switch connector
Well things are different since I posted this. I removed the connector, and it broke like an egg shell. I taped it to the wire the best I could, and got it to stay on at least for now. I need a new connector. I don't trust it to last. The fan does come on at about 225* like it is supposed to though.
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Car: 1992 RS
Engine: Carbed 350
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.42 posi
Re: How to remove the fan switch connector
Hit local auto parts store, and special order a Dorman part number 85140. That's the stock-type replacement connector.
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Re: How to remove the fan switch connector
I did end up going to a NAPA dealer and found one. It came with a wire, but I used the green/white stripe wire on the car. They have pigtails for other sensors. Good to know. The GM parts counter around here didn't have any of these. Go figure.
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