I'm looking for a pinout for a 12576106 PCM For wiring fans
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I'm looking for a pinout for a 12576106 PCM For wiring fans
I'm looking for a pinout for a 12576106 PCM . I reflashed the computer to a 04 GTO Tune.... The PCM was from a 03 GMC Yukon.
I can't figure why I can't get the fan to turn on. Looking for what pin , so far I saw two pins on Lt1 Swap... But no luck... I'm using the computer to flip a relay to turn a flew a lite syclone fan...
I can't figure why I can't get the fan to turn on. Looking for what pin , so far I saw two pins on Lt1 Swap... But no luck... I'm using the computer to flip a relay to turn a flew a lite syclone fan...
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If you're already using a fan relay, I recommend buying
an encapsulated, 70C/160F thermostat from some place
like Digi-Key and epoxy it to the radiator outlet neck,
and let the fan run based on actual rad (not block) temp.
Keep the rad below block temp and you have some "cold
reserve" for the thermostat to work with during surges.
an encapsulated, 70C/160F thermostat from some place
like Digi-Key and epoxy it to the radiator outlet neck,
and let the fan run based on actual rad (not block) temp.
Keep the rad below block temp and you have some "cold
reserve" for the thermostat to work with during surges.
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