Wiring???
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Does anyone know if it is possible to put an electric (Ford) fan on my '57 Chevy??? Don't GM and Ford have different wiring ideas...GM = Negative Ground & Ford = Positive Ground...or, something like that???
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c'est simple. use a 75a relay though and hefty wire - taurus fan pulls cover 100a (briefly) at startup and around 40a during operation
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Ive got the 2 speed Taurus fan in my Olds, I played with it a bit and found that it blew 25 Amp fuses and 30 Amp fuses are good and dont burn up in there.
Almost any electrical device will draw large amounts of current during its starting moment. Thats when it is developing the most torque and currect inrush is highest then.
Almost any electrical device will draw large amounts of current during its starting moment. Thats when it is developing the most torque and currect inrush is highest then.