coolant fans relay wiring
hello
im tired of having my coolant fans turn on at 230 or so which is pcm controlled.. so im wiring a relay with a capillary so i can adjust the temps i want to have...
i figured out grey n white wires are what i need to connect for high speed but..
when i connect white wire it turns right fan to highspeed driver side fan doesn't turn on unless i ground the grey wire
so question is how would i wire up 5 pin or 4 pin relay so it grounds grey wire when the capillary says its time to turn on
wiring for the capillary
any help would be great wiring relays aren't my thing lol
im tired of having my coolant fans turn on at 230 or so which is pcm controlled.. so im wiring a relay with a capillary so i can adjust the temps i want to have...
i figured out grey n white wires are what i need to connect for high speed but..
when i connect white wire it turns right fan to highspeed driver side fan doesn't turn on unless i ground the grey wire
so question is how would i wire up 5 pin or 4 pin relay so it grounds grey wire when the capillary says its time to turn on
wiring for the capillary
- C Terminal = 12v Feed
- No2 Terminal= Power out to the fan
- (the switch is earthed through the fan)
- No1 Terminal= Leave blank, this is not required for this application
- You can also wire a relay in if you wish, but this is not a requirement.
any help would be great wiring relays aren't my thing lol
I had a fan issue with my 05 Venture and was never able to figure out why the fans were getting no power. I installed a heavy duty relay and have both fans running fulltime when the engine is running. Problem solved.
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