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tri mode fan wiring diagram

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kidtaurus

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I have a diagram that I did to wire a Taurus fan for both high/low speed. It also has a 3 way switch that turns it on/off/auto. Could someone please host the pic. I also want you guys ot critique it to make sure I drew it up correctly.
 

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Send it to my spam account ed0964@hotmail.com

I just wired in a Taurus thermostatic switch for my electric fan too, without the driver activated one though.
 
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Edbert said:
Send it to my spam account ed0964@hotmail.com

I just wired in a Taurus thermostatic switch for my electric fan too, without the driver activated one though.
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Does the tarus switch opperate the fan independantly of an ECU, and if so what is the part number/what year model tarus?
 

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C0V3R said:
Does the tarus switch opperate the fan independantly of an ECU, and if so what is the part number/what year model tarus?
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It is an on/off switch with only two wires coming out of it, I'll get you the part number. I spent about 40 minutes behind the counter of my local parts house looking for one that fit my manifold (Performer RPM). All of the ones I found are calibrated for what seems a high temp and a large range, most were 190-220 or 180-210.
 

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What happens if I connect terminal 85 of the low speed relay to a constant hot such as 12v batt source instead of switched 12v? Will it turn on even if the ignition is not switched to acc.?
 
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