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06-26-2009, 11:15 AM

thermoswitch doesnt require a controller, it is installed in the coolant stream much like the OE S13 AC fan thermoswitch, and is designed to close circuit at a precise temperature. the AC thermoswitch would turn on at 200 i believe, a bit high but it can work.

there are other degree thermoswitches out there which can be used to activate your e-fan relay triggers, as opposed to using a ghetto ass switch.

LA_phantom_240 · 06-27-2009, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by ixfxi

thermoswitch doesnt require a controller, it is installed in the coolant stream much like the OE S13 AC fan thermoswitch, and is designed to close circuit at a precise temperature. the AC thermoswitch would turn on at 200 i believe, a bit high but it can work.

there are other degree thermoswitches out there which can be used to activate your e-fan relay triggers, as opposed to using a ghetto ass switch.

I like the idea of a thermoswitch, but the only problem is I don't know where to put it.

Doesn't BLITZ make an adapter pipe you splice into the radiator hose so you can put a temp sensor/thermoswitch?

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06-26-2009, 11:15 AM	#1
ixfxi Guest Posts: n/a	thermoswitch doesnt require a controller, it is installed in the coolant stream much like the OE S13 AC fan thermoswitch, and is designed to close circuit at a precise temperature. the AC thermoswitch would turn on at 200 i believe, a bit high but it can work. there are other degree thermoswitches out there which can be used to activate your e-fan relay triggers, as opposed to using a ghetto ass switch.