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Anyone know the Low and High speed fan wire?

Old 03-12-2005, 09:04 PM
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Default Anyone know the Low and High speed fan wire?

I want to hook up a manual fan switch and need to find the low and high speed fan wire. It's for a 98 Vette.

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Old 03-12-2005, 10:52 PM
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For F-Bods it's a green and blue wire from the closest harness to the PCM. I'm assuming it's the same on the vettes... I don't totally remember but I think it's the solid green and solid baby blue... Tap into it and see!
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Thanks alot...I will give it a try.
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http://users.oco.net/xero/fanmod/

Here, try that out. Its the one I used when I did my fan switch.

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I had a simple write up I did several years ago, but unfortunately I wiped out the hard drive on my computer. Anyway, I tapped into the harness as was said above on the pass side fenderwell and routed to a DPDT 3 position switch. Basically all you are doing is grounding the relays. You don't need any resistors (at least on F-bod). The 3 posiition switch when wired correctly will give you low speed, high speed, and off (pcm has control). Unfortunately my car is at home and I'm at work, so I can't look at what I did (old age/memory loss, LOL). If you have a Helms manual handy you can look at the wiring diagrams and probly figure it out like I did.
Remember you are grounding the relays, NOT running a voltage to them, they already have a voltage supply, and the pcm turns on the fans by grounding the relays also.


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