slow

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I like to do things that i can put back to stock, i liked the slp fan switch, but not their $80 shipped price.

I figured i could build my own for less than that.

Here is the underhood wiring portion of it. Even with the nice weather proof connectors, and splitloom, nice "nx style" switch, im still way ahead of the slp one.

here is my underhood wiring.



and here is my console switches.



Questions, comments, feel free to ask, or e-mail me.

Ryan.

RyanJ

very clean...

but you cant see my switch or wiring w/o looking...and it cost me about $1.25.

slow

iTrader: (7)

i have done the $4 mod in other cars, but im not a fan of splicing into $1000 wiring harnessed when you can avoid it.

Ryan.

cueball

is it wired in for hi speed, or low speed
dose it cause the ses light come on

slow

iTrader: (7)

both hi and low speed, selectable with a DPDT switch, and i used 3 47 ohm 1/2 watt resistors, so no ses lights.

Ryan.

K9Kev

iTrader: (28)

Hey Slow...
You interested in making me a set up like that for our PD car??

Smoke_Ford

Thats cool

onebadz

Nice man, looks great.

slow

iTrader: (7)

send me an e-mail, Ryan212@aol.com

Ryan.

Cal

iTrader: (1)

Looks great, well done! I do a lot of wiring mods myself and have had no problems at all. It's just a mater of whether you have those skills or not. Somebody that twists wires together and tapes them with scotch tape will have plenty of problems.