is my fan switch fooked?
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is my fan switch fooked?
just been finishing off the rs, and nticed my fan override aint working, pulled of the connector that attaches to the actual swich and it looks burnt out, so turned on ignitionand tried to short it by sticking a pair of tweezers in it and nothing happened, doesnt this mean i need a new connector thingy?
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ok checked all fuses, and ifi wire the fans direct to the battery they work fine, but just not using the wires in the loom that connect to the battery, so there must be a break as it looks like the wires just are not getting power
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i was thinking that, if i wired it direct to the battery with in lin fuse holder (30amps as you say) and a pull off for the switch would that work? work as in be safe etc?
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Fine as long as you remember to switch it on if needed
If queing to get on track I have mine running, whilst on track its always off, then comes back on during the cool down lap and stays on for about 5 mins when back in the pits.
Other than that lot the ECU switches it on automatically at 98 degrees (as thats what I set it up to do).
If queing to get on track I have mine running, whilst on track its always off, then comes back on during the cool down lap and stays on for about 5 mins when back in the pits.
Other than that lot the ECU switches it on automatically at 98 degrees (as thats what I set it up to do).
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