How to install E-Fans

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JennaBear

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The blue wire is the perfect length to mount the relays to the PCM cover. Glad you got it all up and running!
 

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Jenna, do you have a picture of the location you are referring to? Mine are just ziptied to another wire loom and would like to find a good spot for them!
Glad you got them going Britain, hope you like them, I love ours!
 

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Does the #42 pin have to be activated in order for the fans to work? If i were to install this, and not have time for a few weeks to get it turned on, will the fans still keep my a/c and engine cool without the use of an external on/off switch?
 

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Does the #42 pin have to be activated in order for the fans to work? If i were to install this, and not have time for a few weeks to get it turned on, will the fans still keep my a/c and engine cool without the use of an external on/off switch?



i am wondering the same thing.
 

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electric fan turn on pin

i have an 01 tahoe and my question is will i be able to turn the pin on to run electric fans in my truck? a local place told me i might not have the pin on my ecm.
 

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