fan switch for a OBDII
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Melting Slicks
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fan switch for a OBDII
http://www.lingenfelter.com/lingenfe...23&pf%5Fid=100
will this mod work on my car? it says only tru 95 will it work since i have OBDII? i know that hypertech fan switches are only for L98s. any input is more than welcome
will this mod work on my car? it says only tru 95 will it work since i have OBDII? i know that hypertech fan switches are only for L98s. any input is more than welcome
Racer
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Re: fan switch for a OBDII (1996man)
if you want to be able to turn on your fan manually, simply but some gauged wire (14 or 16) and a switch with three prongs on the back (power, accesory, ground) a total of about 5 bucks. Then just splice the wire into your existing fan switch wire and attatch that to the power prong on the back of the switch, then ground it and run the wire to the ground prong on the back of the switch. After that run the wires and switch up to the dash. Here's an example of my car, i know your interior is different but it's just to show you...
http://www.oznium.com/albums/album71...it_5.sized.jpg
The green switch to the left of the cd player...
[Modified by -=Persephone=-, 4:42 PM 2/3/2004]
http://www.oznium.com/albums/album71...it_5.sized.jpg
The green switch to the left of the cd player...
[Modified by -=Persephone=-, 4:42 PM 2/3/2004]
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Gainesville Fl
Re: fan switch for a OBDII (vinnies87)
if everyone is positive that will not work for the OBDII and someone CAN make one for the OBDII and give me instructions as to how to install it i would pay for it. not sure if i am ready to do it now but i really dont want to spend the money for a programmer right now either
