pcm controlled e-fans
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After printing out the diagram and buying all necessary parts I began the installation last night. I run into a problem hooking into the pcm. Actually, the way I understand it, "blue connector pin 42" should be located beneath the "electrical center" or fuse box under the hood. I could not find such a thing. Could someone help me out? I'm possibly looking in the wrong place. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by 12sec.5.3
After printing out the diagram and buying all necessary parts I began the installation last night. I run into a problem hooking into the pcm. Actually, the way I understand it, "blue connector pin 42" should be located beneath the "electrical center" or fuse box under the hood. I could not find such a thing. Could someone help me out? I'm possibly looking in the wrong place. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Tiburon
It's going to be located in the pcm wiring harness. You will need a wire pin and stick it in pin 42.
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From what I gathered from the post, you need to know where the pcm is? If so, it is underneth the plastic cover directly behind your battery. Just remove the cover and you will see the red/blue connectors.
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Only at the set temps. THe fan harness I made had a high and low settings. I bought a cheesy little temperature controller from O'Reily's for e-fans and made it throw the switch for the low side of the fans. That has a push pin style probe like the FAL controller does. The PCM will switch them from low to high when it turns on. The AC will do the same thing. If the low side isn't on already, the AC will turn the one high.
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