Reply to "Fluidynine radiator temp sender"

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Your two pink fan feed wires should be coming off fuses 11 and 12. These are 15 amp fuses. You really should use two relays, both powered by the - I think this is what you are doing - one temp sender? You can probably double them up on the one relay and might get away with it, but....

Depending on the amp of the fans, you could just try running both off one fuse/pink wire. I don't think you should increase the fuse value if you find the 15 amp not holding; the wire size may not be rated/capable of handling the higher amp load of a higher fuse rating, and then you start frying your wiring. Not a good idea. As long as you keep the 15 amp fuse, you'll just pop the fuse if the two fans are drawing too much. THEN you know you need to go to two relays, which can both get their power from the one temp sender.

Okay?

Don't get too crazy with our dear Lucas wiring system - Lucas, The Prince of Darkness does not like to be played with

Larry

3/4/068:57 PM

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