Switched 12V power source
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1994 F150 XLT 5.8L 2wd
#3
thank you, will get this up and running again shortly, i had been looking at this diagram and trying to figure it out....the rest of the connections for my efans relays and controller are pretty self expalintory
#4
1994 F150 XLT 5.8L 2wd
#5
Salvage Yard Pro
Hold up a minute! Be very careful tapping into the wiring under the hood. Very wet area, even under the fuse box housing. Get yourself a multimeter and find an actual fuse that is on with the ignition. Go to auto zone and buy a fuse tap. You.slide it over one blade of the fuse and slide the fuse back into the socket. Much cleaner and your not stripping and trying to seal a wire in an adverse environment. Not knocking fltdriver but this is too quick and simple to pass up. Remember, you only need milliamps to switch the relay, so any of the fuses can be tapped without overload concern.
Last edited by unit505; 10-02-2014 at 10:10 AM.
#6
Hold up a minute! Be very careful tapping into the wiring under the hood. Very wet area, even under the fuse box housing. Get yourself a multimeter and find an actual fuse that is on with the ignition. Go to auto zone and buy a fuse tap. You.slide it over one blade of the fuse and slide the fuse back into the socket. Much cleaner and your not stripping and trying to seal a wire in an adverse environment. Not knocking fltdriver but this is too quick and simple to pass up. Remember, you only need milliamps to switch the relay, so any of the fuses can be tapped without overload concern.
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1994 F150 XLT 5.8L 2wd
I was going to just use a fuse tap but found several posts regarding stretching of the contacts in the box not allowing the fuse to sit properly, causing random no contacts. Here is one of the threads that convinced me not to use it.
You could even run the wire through the firewall to, just an example, the signal wire for the radio, dry place, easy to get to.
You could even run the wire through the firewall to, just an example, the signal wire for the radio, dry place, easy to get to.
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i am probably going to do my standard and just tap the line already suggested, but i will make it nice and waterproof, cant wasit to get started after work
Last edited by fetasigma; 10-02-2014 at 10:45 AM.
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Salvage Yard Pro
A fuse tap that slides over the fuse contact does not squeeze into the fuse socket. The fuse slides through the tap. There are two different types of fuse taps. One that slides into the socket and one that attaches to the fuse. You need the latter. No damage is possible with it.