Jeremy and I installed the electric fan on his car. We ran into some problems taking off the old fan, but ill let him explain that one. Here are some pics of how i wired the fan and how we mounted it.
We routed the wires from the fan, under the car, and through the wheel well. I drilled a hole near where the cruise control module is, and routed the wires through there. I then ran the wires under the dash and to the center console area, where they connect to the switch. I grounded the switch out on a bolt under the dash. We used 10 gauge wire for the fan connectors, and 14 gauge for the switch ground. I tried using 16-18 gauge for the switch ground, and it kept burning it
The switch controls the high speed on the fan. I wired it to the battery, so he can turn it on even if the car is off, incase he wants to use it at the track. He wants another switch for low speed control, so we already have the wiring in place for it.
We mounted the fan to the radiator with a series of wire ties. Wasnt hard, just had to be creative on how we tied them.
Fan doesnt seem to take up too much power, his lights dont dim bad when its on at idle, even with the underdrive pullies. The fan definetally cools better with this fan he said.
More pics will come when my camera quits being gay.
We routed the wires from the fan, under the car, and through the wheel well. I drilled a hole near where the cruise control module is, and routed the wires through there. I then ran the wires under the dash and to the center console area, where they connect to the switch. I grounded the switch out on a bolt under the dash. We used 10 gauge wire for the fan connectors, and 14 gauge for the switch ground. I tried using 16-18 gauge for the switch ground, and it kept burning it

The switch controls the high speed on the fan. I wired it to the battery, so he can turn it on even if the car is off, incase he wants to use it at the track. He wants another switch for low speed control, so we already have the wiring in place for it.

We mounted the fan to the radiator with a series of wire ties. Wasnt hard, just had to be creative on how we tied them.

Fan doesnt seem to take up too much power, his lights dont dim bad when its on at idle, even with the underdrive pullies. The fan definetally cools better with this fan he said.
More pics will come when my camera quits being gay.