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hey guys, i hav been seeing a fair few cars around that hav there thermos hook up to a switch so that they can turn them on when ever they like, and so they can also leave them runnin when the engine has been switched off, does anyone know how i could do this to me ef falcon??
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| XRfairmont67 |
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there's some diagrams here that should help
also u say u can leave the fan running when u turn the engine off, the thermos will cool the water in the radiator in a minute or so but the water isnt circulating through the motor so isnt much help best off running a davies craig mechanical temp switch or an electric one to turn them on automatically post1135734.html?hilit=thermo fan#p1135734 |
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| toddy69 |
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cheers for that, been having a look at it but cant really find wat i want...
does any1 know exactaully wat i hav to do to hav a switch that can manually turn on my thermos?? would b much appreciated |
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| XRfairmont67 |
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first pic shows a wire coming from the ign (switched positive) thru a switch to the trigger pin (86) on the relays
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| EFMONTY88 |
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I installed this manual switch tonight n works
 but was just wondering when it open circuits the coolant temp sender to engage the full speed fans, the engine revs increase slighty, also sounded like it was running a bit rich too. This was at idle but cruising, would this be a bit of a problem with fuel economy? cheers efmonty88 |
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