installing atima fans for dummies please help
11-03-2007, 01:30 PM
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installing atima fans for dummies please help
I need a write up for installing altima fans on my s14. I have seen the one on n i co club and I am like huh????. Does any body know a writeup or can do a write up on how to install altima fans for dummies???? w/pics please.
11-03-2007, 03:01 PM
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i don't remember what the wiring is like on those fans so i'm not sure if this will do you any good or not.
http://www.club240.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41909
http://www.club240.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41909
11-03-2007, 03:29 PM
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i see so you want to control when they are on and off. in that case no just find the +12v switched for the ac relay and plug the + wires in there. that was originally what i did but i thought it best to let the thermostat switch turn the fans on and off.
11-03-2007, 09:59 PM
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Besides you use battery power in some cases when the fan isn't needed at all such as wehn you are on the freeway.
11-04-2007, 07:49 AM
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Okay, I was looking at my fuse box and noticed I have 2 relays one says rad fan low and the other says rad fan high?? also I have a 30 amp fuse that says rad fan. I was wondering if these are for hooking up the dual electric fans??
11-24-2007, 04:54 PM
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as long as you don't draw more current than the fuse is rated for there isn't a difference. the problem comes when you use a higher rated fuse than the wires can handle. then rather than the fuse blowing your wires catch on fire. i assume you are using relays or a relay for the thermo switch.
if so the relays i've seen for the switches tend to be rated at 30amps. i believe the thermo switch is 25amps. so just use any thing that has the same rating as the lowest rated device, in this case the therm switch. i play it safe when it comes to wiring and go with the lowest possible fuse that will supply a sufficient amount of amps but will blow before causing any damage.
if so the relays i've seen for the switches tend to be rated at 30amps. i believe the thermo switch is 25amps. so just use any thing that has the same rating as the lowest rated device, in this case the therm switch. i play it safe when it comes to wiring and go with the lowest possible fuse that will supply a sufficient amount of amps but will blow before causing any damage.
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