Microtech elec fan diagram...will this work?
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elec fan diagram...will tis work?
I want to use the stock elec. fan along with my belt driven fan. I found this in an old post but I changed a bit.
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For some reason I am having a major problem understanding that because it's not a real schematic...But...
Fundamentally it is correct.
I would recommend that instead of directly switching the relay with your manual switch, put another relay in parallel and switch it. I just don't know if the effect of switching the Microtech's output directly to ground would be a good thing.
Fundamentally it is correct.
I would recommend that instead of directly switching the relay with your manual switch, put another relay in parallel and switch it. I just don't know if the effect of switching the Microtech's output directly to ground would be a good thing.
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I see you've been messing with my diagram...
I originally had a temp switch in there that provided a switched ground to pin 86. Since the MicroTech aux output does the same thing it will work fine. The switch should not affect the MicroTech at all since it's basically just two switched grounds in parallel.
I originally had a temp switch in there that provided a switched ground to pin 86. Since the MicroTech aux output does the same thing it will work fine. The switch should not affect the MicroTech at all since it's basically just two switched grounds in parallel.
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ya thanks for the diagram.
So this won't have any ill effects on the Microtech?
The last thing I want to do is burn up my Mircotech because I wired something wrong.
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So this won't have any ill effects on the Microtech?
The last thing I want to do is burn up my Mircotech because I wired something wrong.
Thanks
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I would've though the MicroTech manual would have instrctions for wiring an e-fan in, since that's the sort of thing the aux output is for. Do whatever they say, which will be similar anyway.
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Does the Microtech operate the fan when the ignition is off? If not, then you may want to use a separate thermo switch instead of the Microtech. Part of the reason why the electric fan is so great is because it can operate with the engine off. The mechanical water pump isn't circulating the coolant when the engine isn't running, but the fan can still cool down the system some.
BTW, I merged the two threads.
BTW, I merged the two threads.
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sorry for the bump...
but i would think the above would be a good reason to get a turbo timer. esp. if your have an oil cooled, only, turbo at the same time.
but i would think the above would be a good reason to get a turbo timer. esp. if your have an oil cooled, only, turbo at the same time.
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