Help with aftermarket rad fans
#1
Help with aftermarket rad fans
I'm hoping you guys can help. I need to wire up a pair of pro fans to replace the STD subaru ones. The new fans are nice and easy as they are on two pin plugs with a positive and a negative. The STD fans are three pin with two positive and one negative. I have read waht i can find and As I understand the STD fans are twin speed and and the speed is determined by wich 1 of the 2 positive pins are live. The car is unfinished so i can't run the engine and use a multimeter to work out wich is the slow speed pin and wich is the fast pin.
This is were you guys come in, do you know wich pin i would use to switch a realy on to run the pair of new fans on. I would like them to come on when you would normaly have the slow speed fan on so they are working at the firts point you would need cooling. It whould also be nice if the pin i need is the same one that is triggered when you swich the AC on. The car dose not have the AC pump conected but it would act as a manul swich for if you were stuck in slow moveing trafic and the likes.
The car is a 93 WRX and has AC with twin fans.
Thanks in advance
This is were you guys come in, do you know wich pin i would use to switch a realy on to run the pair of new fans on. I would like them to come on when you would normaly have the slow speed fan on so they are working at the firts point you would need cooling. It whould also be nice if the pin i need is the same one that is triggered when you swich the AC on. The car dose not have the AC pump conected but it would act as a manul swich for if you were stuck in slow moveing trafic and the likes.
The car is a 93 WRX and has AC with twin fans.
Thanks in advance
#7
This may well be the case mate and would be ideal but i have no way of powering up the car as the in no batt on it and 1/2 the loom is unpluged as the car is not finished. I guess what im asking is if any one has put pro fans on and how it was done.
Thanks for your reply Fizz
Thanks for your reply Fizz
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#8
The 3 pin std plug has a ground wire (middle one) and 2 switched 12v feeds. For low speed only one of the 2 switched feeds ist turned on, and for high speed they are both switched on. The early cars never actually used the dual speed fan function anyway, so the fan was either fully on or fully off.
For atermarket fans, you should be able to just use the middle pin and one of the outside pins.
Paul
For atermarket fans, you should be able to just use the middle pin and one of the outside pins.
Paul
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