Reply to "Fan motor relays"

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So I'm planning on going PE, but its hard to do when you don't understand the current mess of wiring. :-) I have a wire that was tapped in to ignition wire near the fuse panel and went to one of the connecters to the relay panel (My fan relays are in passenger apt). The other side of the connector was a lt. blue wire that goes to the first(?) fan relay. Is that correct? Should that relay get power straight from ignition with no fuse? All the other fuse wires on 11 and 12 seem original. If it is supposed to be there, I probably won't tap it back in as I'll be moving the relays to the front with the kit.

11/17/132:56 PM

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