I ordered my Viper fan Wednesday. As far as wiring goes I'm going to use the
power lead form the OEM electric fan to throw a relay to turn on the fan to
low speed. Also install a t-stat for high speed. Manual switch will also be
installed.
Is there the depth needed to install the viper fan and leave the OEM
electric fan in?
Saturday the Roadmater get installed!!!!!!
I see a trip back to Florida in June. A good test for both the Viper fan and
RoadMaster.
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Date: Fri, 2 May 2003 07:07:29 -0400
From: "Tony Cellana" <acellan1@tampabay.rr.com>
Subject: DML: Re: RE: RE: Viper Fan
You can always leave the stock electric fan (on those trucks that have
them), and wire the Viper as a single speed. Change the wiring (manually)
to be using the high speed in summer, and the low speed in cooler times.
Thats the way I'm setup.
My wiring is very basic compared to your diagram, but serves my purposes
well.
On based on a simple temp sensor (195 On, 160 Off) OR manual switch. I
still want to hook up a seperate trigger from the A/C on as well. I just
have to get under the hood to do it in the midst of all the other little
projects that are already going on. (Detroit Locker, PCM swap (custom burn),
valve spring upgrade, NX plate for M1 2bbl - guinea pigging this one with
NX)
TonyC
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