The Delta Current controller has two outputs (pos+ and neg-) pretty simple. The taurus fan has three inputs: pos+, neg-, and ?? Which one will I omit? 
Hooking up taurus fan to Delta Current controller
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RydeOn said:The Delta Current controller has two outputs (pos+ and neg-) pretty simple. The taurus fan has three inputs: pos+, neg-, and ?? Which one will I omit?
I temporaried some calbles up to the ground and the two 12v leads into the motor and determined which one was high speed - then hooked my delta controller to it.
Michael Yount
Mustang Master
I wouldn't take any chances with it given the price of the controller; email Brian Baskin at [email protected] and ask him; he'll guide you through it.
Brian is awesome. I emailed him with my question and literally, he gave me an answer in 5 minutes. This is one of those products that you have a big smile on your face after spending money for it. The install is gonna be really simple, I reccomend this over anything else!
Michael Yount
Mustang Master
Glad it worked out - if you think you're grinnin' now, wait til you use the controller a bit. I'm just amazed how well mine works. The days of controlling stuff like that with relays and switches are over for good.
LX90Stang
Founding Member
yeah, I'm glad I followed your advice and really look into that Mike. When I started adding up the costs of a two relay system with a thermostatic switch, it wasn't that much more for this controller.
LX90Stang
Founding Member
Michael Yount
Mustang Master
If you really want to have some fun, order the indicator light. It changes color proportional to fan speed - so you can "see" it speeding up and slowing down inside the car - bling.
Michael Yount
Mustang Master
LX - if any doubt on the proper size/model, email Brian Baskin at [email protected]. He'll coach you through the process - better safe than sorry; get the right one the first time.
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