Will this turn on my electric fans?
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Will this turn on my electric fans?
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I want to use one like this. I have the one that fit between the fins of the radiator and really don`t like the way it works. It doesn`t turn the fans on soon enough for me. Forum member Bullyj has one that has an adjustable thermostat that I have been thinking of. His works really good.
What are you guys using?
I want to use one like this. I have the one that fit between the fins of the radiator and really don`t like the way it works. It doesn`t turn the fans on soon enough for me. Forum member Bullyj has one that has an adjustable thermostat that I have been thinking of. His works really good.
What are you guys using?
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Re: Will this turn on my electric fans? (Eddie 70)
I am using one that has a temp prob that fits in the fins of the radiator, like yours, but mine is adjustable.
I got it at Pep Boys for about $40, it is by Hayden, and has a relay for the fan to come on at an ajustable temperature point, or on with the A/C.
I got it at Pep Boys for about $40, it is by Hayden, and has a relay for the fan to come on at an ajustable temperature point, or on with the A/C.
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Re: Will this turn on my electric fans? (Eddie 70)
That looks a lot like the Painless wiring unit that I used on my Flex-a-Lite fans after I got sick of the standard temp probe. The Painless kit can be ordered with a 185 or 200 degree on switch. Mine works great.
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