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2009-04-09 03:38:05

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Originally Posted by blairellis

Did you read what my situation is?

Yea, but I meant compared to a simple switch like the ones in diagram?

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2009-04-09 04:19:56

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Originally Posted by blairellis

Did you read what my situation is?

You should check your fan wires for resistance. It's entirely possible that replacing a single wire will fix it.

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2009-04-09 19:57:02

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Ok. I'll do that when I get back. Thanks

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2009-04-18 23:03:05

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Originally Posted by Taiden

You don't need a g-d fuse.

You don't need a wiring diagram.

Wire 9+10 to one pole of a switch.
Run the second pole to a ground.

Stop making it complicated. Don't cut anything, just splice it.

Vadims diagram will probably make your **** explode. The ECU grounds the relay from the factory.