fan wiring, want to add leds
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Was back at the junkyard today. Discovered what you are saying about the labeled fuse boxes. I was looknig for a dual relay used on volvos and vw. Found off another site that both of these cars use a dual relay to control the fan but could not find one. It was a good thread about the e-fan but I foergot to save it and can not find it back. If I find it I will post, they had some different ideas on how to power the fan.
Thanks for the help! Tomorrow I think I'm going to order the 2 solenoids and be done with it. Might try something different on my other truck. I'm going to keep looking different circuits to see what to try next.
Thanks for the help! Tomorrow I think I'm going to order the 2 solenoids and be done with it. Might try something different on my other truck. I'm going to keep looking different circuits to see what to try next.
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Here you go this thread has lots of links to other threads and ebay listings about the vw, audi, and volvo swithes and relays.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...llation-3.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...llation-3.html
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[quote=jsutton;11388902]Here you go this thread has lots of links to other threads and ebay listings about the vw, audi, and volvo swithes and relays.
Cool lots of good info, thanks for the link! I've not messed with any of this electric stuff for awhile, it's kind of fun to figure it out.
Cool lots of good info, thanks for the link! I've not messed with any of this electric stuff for awhile, it's kind of fun to figure it out.
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Oh ok, sounds like a plan. I didn't use a solenoid on the low side because it doesn't require nearly the power the high setting does.
I know what you mean about the rain, it seems like that around here if I'm free then it's raining, if I'm busy and have other obligations the sun is shining. I have tie rod ends, steering gear seals, and radius arm bushings all waiting to go on my truck. Maybe this Saturday will be the day! LOL
I know what you mean about the rain, it seems like that around here if I'm free then it's raining, if I'm busy and have other obligations the sun is shining. I have tie rod ends, steering gear seals, and radius arm bushings all waiting to go on my truck. Maybe this Saturday will be the day! LOL
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Oh ok, sounds like a plan. I didn't use a solenoid on the low side because it doesn't require nearly the power the high setting does.
I know what you mean about the rain, it seems like that around here if I'm free then it's raining, if I'm busy and have other obligations the sun is shining. I have tie rod ends, steering gear seals, and radius arm bushings all waiting to go on my truck. Maybe this Saturday will be the day! LOL
I know what you mean about the rain, it seems like that around here if I'm free then it's raining, if I'm busy and have other obligations the sun is shining. I have tie rod ends, steering gear seals, and radius arm bushings all waiting to go on my truck. Maybe this Saturday will be the day! LOL
I work for myself doing landscaping so when it's nice out I usually have to work. Things are slower this time of year so I have to get as much done as i can before spring gets here.
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