consistent fan spin

[IEdroStarI]

So, there is probably more than one way of getting this to work without a switch but this is one way that I did on my 95 GST.

1) Disconnect your battery (always when working on an electrical project to prevent ecu damage)

2) Locate your fusebox which should look like this:

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3)Locate the radiator fan high and radiator fan lo relays (they are linked to ac fan high and lo as well)

4)Ground pin 1 on both high and lo relays
Note: Fan pins are located as follows

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You can do it the way I did which was to run a wire from which sits between pin 1 and the relay to a local ground or make your own ground.

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5)DOUBLE-CHECK ALL WORK! When youre positive that everything is done properly, reconnect your battery.


Hope this helps! Feel free to comment or leave feedback. Special thanks to luv2rallye.

 

[knochgoon24]

I think the word you were looking for in your title was "constant" not "consistent".

Other than that, nice write up.

 

[silvreclips]

Have you noticed any lower coolant temps? Did you have problems overheating before? It would be nice if you had a logger and could see if there was a decrease in coolant temps.

 

[IEdroStarI]

the prob. was before the fan wasn't kicking in when it should so the water temp would rise about 3 quarters of the way up on the stock water temp gauge. after i did this, the water temp sits a little under the half mark at all times... only difference i noticed is my voltage dropped by .2v. sorry no logger though