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> Fan Switch Help, How is this wired?
Mowog4
post Feb 27 2018, 03:31 PM
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I know this is an amazingly stupid question, but how does this switch get wired?
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The three wires off of the switch run to the fresh air blower motor, and the brown wire is the ground. Where does the 12V+ attach to?
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post Mar 2 2018, 01:41 PM
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I had the exact same thought for my Suby project, but am nowhere near the point of figuring out electrical connections. My thought was to use the stock HVAC system as much as possible... like I said.. not there yet.

Keep us posted with your solution - lots of water-cooled conversions out there. Where are you putting the heater core/AC evaporator? Remember, you have a another similar switch on the tunnel controlling the aux heater fan in the engine compartment that could be used.

The 944 (and 911, etc.) electronic heater control units from the 80's-90's is something I was thinking might also work (heat, A/C, fans, temp setting) all in one.. would just need to motorize the HVAC valves currently controlled by wires.

Good luck.
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