I went and ordered a "Flexilight Adjustable Fan Switch" thingy majigy. It cost me $75. It has different settings at which I can tell my fan to turn on. It's like a temperature/fan switch or whatever.

Anybody know anything about this product?

 

no but the hayden cost $40,can have to ranges with infinite settings,sensors and would work with the stock setup

Daz

 

Can you please rephrase that in English? Or use grammer so that I would understand what you're saying.........

 

You went and ordered something without knowing anything about it?!? Always ask around first unless you are absolutely certain...Daz could have saved ya $35.

 

DAZ he said...

"can have to ranges with infinite settings,sensors and would work with the stock setup"...

which means YAH should have bought a Hayden unit for a little more than 1/2 the Flexlight price and you'd get a piece that is much easier to dial in and can adjust to any thermostat (160, 170,180, etc) in other words...

you... "can have to ranges with infinite settings,sensors and would work with the stock setup"...

cOoL eH ?
Rp.

 

to= two..

in case somebody else is looking for one..I got the part number and ordered it from Canadian tire...its great in the winter cause all I need is to change thermostat and then change the setting with a screwdriver...I wired it so both fans turn on together

Daz

 

Hey DAZ can you PM me the part number ? How hard to install ?

thx,
RP.

 

Hayden part number 3647..Its like wiring a relay..lol..theres a temp sensor that goes in between the fins of your rad..

Daz

 

So Daz, you're telling me you could've saved me $30, cool but too late.

My question is, is this flexlight one any good?

 

Hey guys, are you talking about electric fans? Forgive my ignorance because i'm in a 97, but Tracey tells me not all the 3rd gens are clutch fans.

If they're electric, you should be able to wire up a manual fan switch similar to what I did in my RS, and the parts only cost me about 15 bucks at K/W surplus, or Radio Shack even.

http://members.rogers.com/ravenp/fanmod.htm

It should just be a matter of finding the lead wires to the fan, wiring up a switch and LED's and getting power and ground from the cig lighter or something like that.

I love this cheap mod for the track especially... keeps my engine at 170 even on a hot day staging, or at a stop light.

If this won't work, just ignore my ramblings

 

Never seen one but Flex-A-Light is a well known brand so its probably a good one..

Daz

 

Only thing is if you forget to turn it on,and having it turn off a certain temperature keeps your motor in a certain operating range.This switch can also be wired so you can override the switch and manually turn it on..

Daz

 

Actually in my case, the fans still operate as normal, only now I get a cute little LED lighting up to tell me

And I can turn them on whenever I want....