Electric fan relay ground

[cheddarbacon]

Hey guys i just got my electric fan harness (painless) i need help deciding where to put the relay iam think as if your standing in front of the car near the right head light tucked between the battery and the car its the only place i can think of......

also ill be running a toggle but i have the toggle but it looks like it hoods up to somthing in the back thier are like prongs to putt a relay it loos like well how do i hook my gray wire from the harness to the prongs or do i buy like somthing to plug and go

also i have 2 11 inch fans i have 2 female pluges on the fan i connect the power through the two red wires that connect to one; and on the 2 black ones that connect to one ,ground it have a male plug lead wire to a ground spot?

 

[N8Miller]

I put my alt fuse where you putting your relay at. it works very nice and if you zip tie it down good, you really dont even notice it at all.

 

[HISSIN50]

Nate, I am really glad you understood what he was saying.

 

[sgarlic]

also ill be running a toggle but i have the toggle but it looks like it hoods up to somthing in the back thier are like prongs to putt a relay it loos like well how do i hook my gray wire from the harness to the prongs or do i buy like somthing to plug and go

How many prongs are on the toggle switch? If it's 3, 1 is 12v (for the light on the actual toggle switch,) one for ground, and one for the accessory you're controlling.

also i have 2 11 inch fans i have 2 female pluges on the fan i connect the power through the two red wires that connect to one; and on the 2 black ones that connect to one ,ground it have a male plug lead wire to a ground spot?

Hook the fans up with some jumper wire to see which is positive and which is negative.. then hook a wire to the positive of each fan, and run it in to one wire, run that to the relay. Do the same with the ground; run the 2 grounds together in to one wire, and run that to the grounding point (you probably can use an existing grounding point since you're planning to mount the relay within a foot or so of a grounding point.)