[davehaynes1]

Hi

Im getting everything together for my E-Fan conversion.

I was reading into it a couple weeks ago and someone posted a link to a fan switch i want to use.
But now i cant find the post! Ive looked though all the obvious threads and looked on my profile activity at all the threads ive posted on, but it only lists the last 22 posts.
Admin is there any way to search further back???

So im left hoping the same guy will read this and repost the switch you used

We were discussing the universal switches most people seem to use but after having one fail you sourced a modern switch with no metal parts. So small it looked as though it could be fitted between the radiator fins.
Well fingers crossed you read this and post a link

Cheers!

 

[reclinedrelic]

Was it something like this? https://www.tdotperformance.ca/flex...MIi9O1wNXr3QIVirjACh1wHgt0EAQYAiABEgI6vPD_BwE

 

[davehaynes1]

nope...
Similar to a small transistor.

If i find out how to look through all the threads ive posted on ill find it easy!

 

[Reg in Bristol]

Do you mean the KSD9700 type?

It's what I've been using for ages now
after the KSD301 tin can type rotted away

They come in NO and NC versions
I use a NO or 'normally open' one
80 or 85C IIRC
I switch a relay coil with it, not directly switch the fan

Not sure about using it between the fins though
A I doubt it will fit
B The moving air could artificially cool it and thereby
run the engine hotter by switching the fan later

 

[Steve1]

I used this one on my GL500I and a Chevy Caviler, it fits in the fins so place it close to the bottom as it will run more often at the top that's hot while the bottom will be cooler .They usually only come on when you are stopped if set correctly, about 10*f higher than your thermostat.https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...troller,2180&usg=AOvVaw3x9Kq7zxFileyxPeqHpiNG.

 

[StormRider]

If you click on your name next to one of your posts, there is a popup menu where you can click "View forum posts" and it will show pages of them.