Thermo fan switch
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I need a new thermo fan switch and just wanted to know what is the temp. of the stock switch?
What temp. switches do i have to choose from if any?
Any input on which they like best?
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What temp. switches do i have to choose from if any?
Any input on which they like best?
Thanks
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They make a low temp version as well...get whichever one you want...
If you have a low temp thermostat, match it with a low temp thermoswitch. Otherwise..it comes down to personal preference IMO.
If you have a low temp thermostat, match it with a low temp thermoswitch. Otherwise..it comes down to personal preference IMO.
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If the switch is faulty ... it defaults to on and it stays on until the battery is dead or the relay in the fuse box is removed! Had it happen last year.
Check the relay in the fuse box ... it may be faulty.
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Check the relay in the fuse box ... it may be faulty.
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Yep thats what mine is doing. Fan stays on all the time till i pull the relay. I pulled the wire off the fan switch to see if it would stop and it does so im guessing its the switch and not the relay. Is there a test for the relay?