need help with switch options?
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Originally Posted by ls2 bait
i know they will fit, i wonder if the color will match.......
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Originally Posted by WhiteBird00
If you're just looking for a spot to put an additional switch so that it looks factory installed, there is a switch blank under the Camaro logo next to the fog light switch. It is the same size as the ASR or fog light switch.
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this is just like the factory one but has three big switches and looks kinda factory. i am gonna get one for my electric cutout, and possibly Nitrous if I decide to get some.
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...id=21&catid=31
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...id=21&catid=31
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Originally Posted by WhiteBird00
You could hook up a factory convertible top switch through a latching relay for the fan. It could be wired as push up for on and down for off even though it's a momentary switch.
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Originally Posted by ls2 bait
youve caught my attention........how would i go about doing this? any online write ups?
Connect the pins as follows:
A - terminal 86 of your relay
B - dash light power (for switch illumination)
C - ground (for switch illumination)
D - ground
E - 12V+ (ignition controlled)
F - terminal 85 of the relay
G - (doesn't exist)
H - not used
Modify a standard 30-amp relay by soldering a 1 or 2 amp diode between terminals 87 and 85 of the relay. The cathode side (the end with the stripe) connects to terminal 85. This makes the relay "latch" when a momentary positive pulse is applied to terminal 85.
Connect relay terminal 30 to a fused 12V power source. Connect your accessory to terminal 87 (in addition to the diode you soldered there).
Now, when you press the switch up, a momentary power feed is connected to terminal 85 of the relay causing it to trip. Power then flows from terminal 30 through the relay and out terminal 87 to your accessory. A small portion also flows through the diode to terminal 85 in order to keep the relay "latched".
When you press the switch down, the ground for the relay coil is interrupted causing the relay to release and turn off the power to your accessory.
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You can still put the original High/Lo switch inline between the relay terminal 87 and the fans. The convertible switch would control on and off while the original switch controlled the speed. I know that might not be the solution you were looking for but there really isn't any way to make a convertible top switch control two speeds. Even if you wired it so that pushing up was high speed and down was low speed there would be no way to turn the fans off.
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why dont u just come down to fort myers and wire this for me
have u done this before? maybe something u would be interested in doing again? if so pm me as i think i got lost half way down the page. im gonna print it out though to take my time and read it good later.
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I probably won't get down that way until April or May. However, once you have the switch in hand you'll be able to just label the pins and then connect the wires. It sounds more complicated when it's written out than it is once you have the pieces in front of you. If you really need assistance then maybe you can send me the switch and relay and I'll wire them up so you'll just be left with power and ground connections to make.