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where is thermo switch on 97 jspec motor?

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Old Aug 8, 2013 | 03:50 PM
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where is thermo switch on 97 jspec motor?
I kow on the 92 to 96 the thermo switch is in back on that house under that other sensor. on my Jspec motor there is only the one top sensor and nothing underneath it ,like the 92to 96
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Old Aug 8, 2013 | 07:53 PM
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On the later series motors they didn't come with a thermo switch. You can always drill and tap the housing or get an earlier series housing if you wanted to run one
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Originally Posted by 20B 3 Rotor
On the later series motors they didn't come with a thermo switch. You can always drill and tap the housing or get an earlier series housing if you wanted to run one
ok but where to u run the wire to the thermo switch then?
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If you have a PowerFC and Datalogit, you don't need the thermoswitch. The ECU controls all of the fan speeds, these can be adjusted with the Datalogit easily if you're running the later '96+ PowerFC.

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Originally Posted by DaleClark
If you have a PowerFC and Datalogit, you don't need the thermoswitch. The ECU controls all of the fan speeds, these can be adjusted with the Datalogit easily if you're running the later '96+ PowerFC.

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the car is a stock 1997,so im not running a PFC
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