Reply to "Cooling Fan diagram, request."

George PAdmin.

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Originally posted by daleyracing:
...Hopefully George will come through, I know he will, (I Hope)...

thanks for the vote of confidence! LOL ......

Dennis the oem wiring routes the power for the fans through the ignition switch. This is not good. So my advice would be to not put your wiring back 100% oem. My questions are (1) does your car have the oem fans, or aftermarket fans? (2) will you use the oem fan relays, or aftermarket relays? (3) are you using oem style thermostat switches? (4) if not what type of switching is used for your fans?(5) do you still want an oem wiring drawing, or would you prefer a drawing that eliminates the shortcomings of the oem wire harness?

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6/22/067:38 PM

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