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Old 10-04-2012, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 2000MTZ

Can't tell yah exactly right now. But I can tell you that I'm using a 40amp relay to wire a fan on my other truck this week. I believe it should work, that's why I'm going that route on my 89'. I don't exactly remember the power the fans draw but im pretty sure it's less than 40A
Think low would be enough to cool the engine. I've heard that low is plenty to cool just looking for opinions
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Originally Posted by loganhorse

Think low would be enough to cool the engine. I've heard that low is plenty to cool just looking for opinions
Oh yea. I don't think my high speed fan ever comes on. My temps stay 5* less now than before with just the one 14" fan
Old 10-04-2012, 10:24 PM
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Working in installing mine right now
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X2 what MTZ said you only need the high fan to come on with the AC.
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Originally Posted by 2000MTZ
Thanks guys. Hope it helps

Feel free to post some of yalls setups too
I put in a single 19" 2 speed fan mounted in the factory shroud. I run the low speed off the controller and then made a switch using a relay for the high speed fan connected to the a.c. Forgot to take pics but it came out nice.
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Just put my e-fans in today dual fans out of a 99 windstar and a madenterprise controller. Wasn't that bad to install we will see how it does for me.
Old 10-11-2012, 01:29 AM
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Anybody got a good easy to access place to hook into a ignition wire? Was gone do mine the other day and got tied up.
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Originally Posted by loganhorse
Anybody got a good easy to access place to hook into a ignition wire? Was gone do mine the other day and got tied up.
Easiest one I could get to was under the dash. I tried some under the hood but none worked
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One last question, where did you hook into the AC at?
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With the madenterprise controller you wont need to splice into any AC wires


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