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Electric fan conversion - tjts1 posted earlier 200

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posted by  Sven's Maintainer on  Fri Apr 15 03:38 CST 2005
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I found your thread from December 25 '04 re. the electric fan conversion.
940 fan in an '89 240.

I'd like to do this but -
the pictures you posted aren't visible any more.
I'm guessing they hold the missing detail.

Can you repost the photos and/or give some detail on wiring?

I assume hot lead goes from battery or fuse panel to the 30 amp fuse you mentioned? How did you wire it?

High speed lead goes directly from fan to switch, and the switch is grounded?
No relay used?

You wrote that low speed is wired via A/C compressor clutch. Hmm?
Would I just wire directly to the existing terminal and lead at clutch?

Thanks!






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