I need a Nelson E-fan harness instruction ASAP
#7
your talking about adding a toggle switch to control the fans manually?
if so get a 2 prong toggle switch. (mine is 50amp, don't know if it needs that much).
one wire is going to tap into the wire that goes to the pcm and the other is going to go to a ground.
if so get a 2 prong toggle switch. (mine is 50amp, don't know if it needs that much).
one wire is going to tap into the wire that goes to the pcm and the other is going to go to a ground.
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#8
hmm, thats not what I mean, there is a way to have the pcm trigger, a/c trigger, and manual trigger
#9
the way that blue cajun described will create a manual fan on (both fans on low) using a ground wire.
you tap the wire going between the pcm and the rest of the original fan harness, then run that to a switch, the other wire from the switch goes to ground - simple as that, when you flip the switch you will ground the same wire that the pcm grounds when the truck gets to turn on temp.
you tap the wire going between the pcm and the rest of the original fan harness, then run that to a switch, the other wire from the switch goes to ground - simple as that, when you flip the switch you will ground the same wire that the pcm grounds when the truck gets to turn on temp.
#10
the way that blue cajun described will create a manual fan on (both fans on low) using a ground wire.
you tap the wire going between the pcm and the rest of the original fan harness, then run that to a switch, the other wire from the switch goes to ground - simple as that, when you flip the switch you will ground the same wire that the pcm grounds when the truck gets to turn on temp.
you tap the wire going between the pcm and the rest of the original fan harness, then run that to a switch, the other wire from the switch goes to ground - simple as that, when you flip the switch you will ground the same wire that the pcm grounds when the truck gets to turn on temp.






