flex-a-lite install help
instructions are for putting in the retainers and whatnot but they only have "blue to negative; black to positive". but they gave me a whole bunch of wires that i am not goes where and i dont really trust myself enough to wire it.
battery + the B terminal on your control module with inline fuse holder, negative battery terminal to the G terminal on control module. connect the + terminal on the module to a 12 volt power source( I spliced mine in with the battery + lead to the B terminal because I wanted a constant power) You may prefer a key-hot power supply for the + terminal. From the C terminal, run a wire to the positive wire that turns the a/c compressor on. All of this info should be available with the instructions that came with your fan. I made aluminum brackets to mount the fan and re-locate my power steering bottle.
unless your planning on running a switch to manual turn the fan on/off, your need there temp sensor/controller kit. They have many options, I would call flex-a-lite and ask what your best option would be. They offer a controller that is covered with a plastic box, I don't know the part number, but it comes with the flx-180, I believe that is the part you need to make your install right.
mine works great, slightly better fuel economy and the truck warms up quicker. I live in Michigan, so the warming up quicker part doesn't matter now, being it's summertime, but it will sure be nice in the winter months.
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