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After searching i have not quite yeilded the answers i need..
My swap is done, but my fans are wired to run all the time. what can i do to make them come on and off at a certain temp? should i buy a kit like this: Two's R Us Fan Relay and Thermo or can i figure it out without dishing out the cash? Fuel pump relay... do i need to do anything with this? I think its on all the time, should it not be? etc. i don't want to burn the pump out.. its an SW20 pump and i usually run around 45-48psi on average when driving. This post has been edited by jcbass7: Jan 31, 2007 - 7:51 AM |
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QUOTE(jcbass7 @ Jan 30, 2007 - 10:02 AM) [snapback]522611[/snapback] After searching i have not quite yeilded the answers i need.. My swap is done, but my fans are wired to run all the time. what can i do to make them come on and off at a certain temp? should i buy a kit like this: Two's R Us Fan Relay and Thermo or can i figure it out without dishing out the cash? Fuel pump relay... do i need to do anything with this? I think its on all the time, should it not be? etc. i don't want to burn the pump out.. its an SW20 pump and i usually run around 45-48psi on average when driving. BTW: If you want to know how to hook up your fuel pump correctly let me know. Its easy. It also will help keep the pump quieter if you have a walbro AKA=(whinebro) ![]() |
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