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Originally posted by Ninz30 View PostWell if I ground the orange and have the grey to the coil positive. I can run the fan whenever the car is on. Therefore eliminating ever having to worry about a switch. Is it bad to have the fan running at all times when the car is on?
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Originally posted by immajackuup View Postyes,look at my diagram. i set mine up with the temp switch even my condenser fan.
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Originally posted by jlevie View Post1) Wear on the fan
2) Waste of energy (and gas)
3) In cold weather the engine may struggle to run at normal temperature
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Originally posted by jlevie View Post1) Wear on the fan
2) Waste of energy (and gas)
3) In cold weather the engine may struggle to run at normal temperature
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Originally posted by Ninz30 View PostSo heres my following question. Im sure its a simple one, so I have a 185 sending unit. Now where do I use it with respect to the radiator? The only spot I could think was to use it where the drain plug is. There is no other spot to thread it in the radiator, at least that i could find.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL
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