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That's what I meant. I am with you on what you are saying.
After looking at the diagram of the way I wired it. If you only supply a ground to relay 2-3 than only one fan will run on high. If the engine warms up to the low speed temperature than both fans will go to high! Correct? |
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Like this ?
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In your diagram you show 2- 47 ohm 1 wart resisters. What is the equivalent in have just 1 resister? Like a 100 ohm 2 watt? I am not sure about resisters and how that work!
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Perfect! I will order them and let you know how it works. Thanks for the help!!!
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Hi Dayj1, great info but I am still a bit confused, are these diagrams for wiring the ground of the trinary switch to the ground of the fan relays? Sorry if dumb question but wiring is deff not my thing.
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sorry to bring back a really old thread. im looking to put a windstar fan in to my 68 with a ls swap. i was wondering if i use windstar fan and jegs controller
Derale 16789 High Amperage Adjustable Dual Fan Control 3/8" Thread-In Probe Derale 16789 Part Number: 259-16789 would this do the trick and how i go about wiring it. im new to this and dont want to F anything up. thanks for anyhelp i can get, houston ben im in the spring aera maybe u help a brother out? |
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sorry to bring back a really old thread. im looking to put a windstar fan in to my 68 with a ls swap. i was wondering if i use windstar fan and jegs controller
Derale 16789 High Amperage Adjustable Dual Fan Control 3/8" Thread-In Probe Derale 16789 Part Number: 259-16789 would this do the trick and how i go about wiring it. im new to this and dont want to F anything up. thanks for anyhelp i can get, houston ben im in the spring aera maybe u help a brother out? |
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Hi SweetC10,
I didn't get an alert to your post, sorry for the delay. It looks like it will work, but I know only enough to get myself into trouble on this stuff. Yes, I did an LS swap, but I couldn't tell you how lol! Hopefully DayJ or Brew will chime in, they are very knowledgeable in this. I am in the League City area, let me know what you need and I will see what I can do. Ben |
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Doesn't your PCM have fan output? I used the Windstar fans in my LS swap and just let the PCM handle the fan management. Most aftermarket harnesses are built with the fan wiring and relays. If you're reworking your own harness, you may have to add two wires to your harness for relay triggers and just have whomever is flashing your PCM to turn on the fan select
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I didn't think about adding the fan wire to the pcm. I had mine stubbed for them and makes it easy for fan install
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I dont have ecm, mine is carbed. I went with jegs dual relay fan hopefully it will work out.
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i got another question, i went with jegs dual fan relay kit that came with temp sensor. i noticed it is a 3/8 npt and now i dont know where to install it. im using the passenger head plug for my temp gauge was going to use the front one for fan. im not sure i feel comfortable in drilling the head any suggestions?
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I'd probably drill/tap the head. But you could drill/tap the water pump (make sure it's in one of the outlet passages). There's also a large plug in one of the coolant jackets on the front driver's side of the block where you could tap in. You could also braze a 3/8 NPT bung in the inlet tank of the radiator. |
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thanks for reply, on drilling and tapping the head is it that big of a task? motor is in the truck. do i have to worry about the shaving getting in head?
how about a tee in the radiator hose like people have done with the steam line? |
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The radiator hose idea will work. I personally think it looks weird with a wire running to the radiator hose, but it should work fine. I just tend to get hung up on the details. :lol: |
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when drilling dont have to worry about the shavings?
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Or, skip the NPT sensor mess and use this-I've been making these upper house temp switch adapters w/dual temp switch and related OEM pigtails. It makes plumbing much easier. There are two switches offered-195/180 and 225/210.
This works really well for LSx swaps where running temp switches is difficult due to odd thread sizes. |
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Switch connector tower and pigtails....
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