ls1 fan relay
09-29-2003, 01:51 AM
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Re: ls1 fan relay
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i have used the in-expensive relays from auto parts stors that are made for like offroad lights. they work fine and are rated at i believe 30amps. so i put one for each fan. then looped the signal wire. the only thing is that they have two prongs that yould go to the lights because you would normaly have two lights so one will be un used. also i would use two because i blew a 20 amp fuse like a month after install so this leads me to believe that each fan dravs close to 20amps.
408: how many amps are the relays you are using rated for?
i have used the in-expensive relays from auto parts stors that are made for like offroad lights. they work fine and are rated at i believe 30amps. so i put one for each fan. then looped the signal wire. the only thing is that they have two prongs that yould go to the lights because you would normaly have two lights so one will be un used. also i would use two because i blew a 20 amp fuse like a month after install so this leads me to believe that each fan dravs close to 20amps.
408: how many amps are the relays you are using rated for?
09-29-2003, 12:49 PM
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no i do not. if i remember correctly they only had like two diffrent kinds. but the ones i have are the blazer brand 12v 30amps. but i do not have a part number on them.
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