I think you need to replace the question mark key on your keyboard!!! :)
Being that I'm not able to read every single post made, I did not know that
you were the one of the originators of the Viper Fan to the Dodge Dakota, and
must have missed some of your posts!!! I'm using Bill's v.8 diagram and there
are no problems with the wiring diagram, my problem was I used Dakota relays.
Could you please direct me to your post with the Viper Relay or relay part
number? Also a link to your wiring diagram would be nice also just so I can
compare it to the one I'm using (always open to new ideas).
Also, I don't think anyone is having any problems with fuses. We were just
discussing the correct size to use. If I missed the post where someone is
having a problem with the fuse, please disregard the previous statement.
Thanks,
James
In a message dated 7/5/2003 12:49:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,
kc8lbn@comcast.net writes:
> I was one of the first to use the viper fan in my truck, I have had no
> problems with the 50 amp circuit breaker and mopar relays that I used. Now I
> read everyone having problems with the electrical??? Are you sure your
> wiring it to the diagram I originally posted?? I am using the viper relays
> and have not melted one or had any problems with fuses?? I guess my thoughts
> are if you are using the right parts you won't have any problems. I am using
> the relays they use for the viper, the ones I specified people use, are you
> using Them???
>
> ""Mallett, Donald B"" <Donald.Mallett@BNSF.com> wrote in message
> news:0F45A7A5E62CD211B8CC0008C7A402F013BCD6E6@ftwntexmp002.bnsf.com...
> >
> >One note not touched on with the fuse sizing. That fuses are rated on a
> >continual amperage. The 100amp blade fuse I picked up at a car audio shop
> >is rated 100amp continual and rated 200amp for 5 seconds. Before I found
> out
> >that the fan pulls 105amps at start-up, I had picked up 2, 50 and 2,
> 60amps
> >fuses to try. The 60 is holding just fine. I might try the 50amp just to
> see
> >if it holds.
> >
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