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Old 02-02-2014, 10:15 PM   #7
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Hey I think it's awesome that you are posting a build thread of your own. Even if it has been covered many times it's still fun for people to check out what you've done.
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Hi Everyone!

Picked up complete SR Swap for $800!! SOOO whats the catch you say? Bottom end is trashed, crank is scarred from a spun bearing and has been taken apart. Here is what I got in the deal -


Installed Thermostatic electric fan controller with manual override switch. Picked up the kit from ORielly. This kit is awesome and I recommend it to anyone. It comes with the built in fuse, relay, thermo probe that simply goes in your radiator fins, and instructions. It allows you to use the AC wire on the kit as a manual override if you like. That is what I did and it works great! Installed the switch and everything is working great. Fans turn on and off by themselves at 190 degrees. And did I mention it is the correct, SAFE way to install your electrics fans? Don't just tap into some switch source that you have no idea what the circuit is designed for and the amps it is supposed to carry. Good way to fry shit and blow fuses/relays.

Link to kit - Hayden 3652 - Thermostatic Fan Control | O'Reilly Auto Parts


Great come up on that motor set--WOW!

Also I stumbled onto this by searching for a wiring solution to my own fans so thanks for that tidbit of info there--score
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