Manual Fan Switch
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From: Travis AFB, CA
Car: 05 Nissan Xterra
Engine: 4.0L DOHC
Transmission: 5 Speed Auto w/ OD
Manual Fan Switch
I searched the boards and couldn't find my answers....
I'm swapping a 455 Buick into my Camaro. I don't want to use the belt driven fan, I want electric. I'd rather not have to deal with making the fan turn on when the motor reaches a certain temp. Rather, I'd just like a switch inside the Camaro to flip on and stay on all the time while its running?
Questions:
1) How can I rig this up, since it appears that all electric fans I find seem to have a harness for them?
2) Can I have the + and - cables going straight to the battery and Would it drain my battery? (I am going to have an alternator)
Thanks!
I'm swapping a 455 Buick into my Camaro. I don't want to use the belt driven fan, I want electric. I'd rather not have to deal with making the fan turn on when the motor reaches a certain temp. Rather, I'd just like a switch inside the Camaro to flip on and stay on all the time while its running?
Questions:
1) How can I rig this up, since it appears that all electric fans I find seem to have a harness for them?
2) Can I have the + and - cables going straight to the battery and Would it drain my battery? (I am going to have an alternator)
Thanks!
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Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 177
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From: Travis AFB, CA
Car: 05 Nissan Xterra
Engine: 4.0L DOHC
Transmission: 5 Speed Auto w/ OD
There's one problem with this:
1) I've done away with the ECM.
2) I don't have my original fan any more.
Any other ways? Could I cut the plug in off of the fan that I get and use those for positive and negatives and hook them up to a switch?
Example:
Are those positive and negative wires?
1) I've done away with the ECM.
2) I don't have my original fan any more.
Any other ways? Could I cut the plug in off of the fan that I get and use those for positive and negatives and hook them up to a switch?
Example:
Are those positive and negative wires?
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