fan relay connector
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Melting Slicks
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From: Lebanon KY
fan relay connector
where can i find the connector that plugs into the fan relay (the one located under the cruise control module on 85-87 vettes...that i know of)? mine acutally melted into the relay. so i need the relay, and connector. i can find places that sell the relay but have been unable to find the connector. Or is there a better way to do it? like wire up a manual fan switch?
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I wouldn't go purely manual. Find the connector, using the above help, then consider if you want a manual option. I have a three position switch. 1.) Fully automatic, 2.) Constant on, and, 3.) Cannot come on.
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Burning Brakes
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I have an 87 and just replaced mine. Corvette Central and Ecklers have a kit which includes the connector and relay.
Ecklers part number 30974 $16.99
Corvette Central part number 244213 $17.95
I think their shipping charges are differant so the prices are not the only consideration.
Ecklers part number 30974 $16.99
Corvette Central part number 244213 $17.95
I think their shipping charges are differant so the prices are not the only consideration.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Lebanon KY
Originally Posted by Strike3
I have an 87 and just replaced mine. Corvette Central and Ecklers have a kit which includes the connector and relay.
Ecklers part number 30974 $16.99
Corvette Central part number 244213 $17.95
I think their shipping charges are differant so the prices are not the only consideration.
Ecklers part number 30974 $16.99
Corvette Central part number 244213 $17.95
I think their shipping charges are differant so the prices are not the only consideration.
Melting Slicks
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From: Reno/Sparks Nevada
JUnk yard. Many 80's GM intermediate cars use this connector for fans and possibly other functions. They disassemble/reassemble very easily so you may be able to re-use some of your wiring and wiring connectors.
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