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aircon fan re-wire

right my zed is still in many pieces and wont becoming back on the road for a few months, so im doing some wait saving whilst i change my turbos,

 

i've remover the air con radiator/ pump/ pulley/ and 90% of the hoses, (didn't realise how heavy it is!!!)

 

and i found the air con electric fan located between the oil cooler (or gearbox fluid cooler in some) and the water radiator

 

now heres the question how does the fan work? i have 3 wires coming out of it and i want to attach it to a switch(or direct to the ignition) so i can bin the viscous fan

 

any other suggestions for weight saving? (spare is gone), so is most of the boot... but i want to leave the interior alone...

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The electric fan thats originally mointed to the aircon rad should in no way be used as a replacement for the Viscous fan. Its knowhere near man enough.

 

if you insist on going the electric fan route (and I dont reccomend it, they are inferior) then you will need the biggest fan you can that moves at least 2500cfm, preferably 3000cfm+ and have it mounted to the Radiator surface inside the engine bay where the viscous would normally be. You want it hooked up to a Temperature controller, most fan kits come with a controller.

 

Your looking at a couple of hundred quid for a setup that will handle the job.

 

You should also consider something like a SPAL PWMV, which is a programmable controller with warning facility should the fan fail. An aftermarket water temp gauge is also essenstial.

 

...or you can just stick to the better stock Viscous fan setup.

Edited by Yowser

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