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> Electrical question, Running Radiator fans
ventedrib
post May 15 2013, 11:52 AM
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I have a subie powered 73, I have been running the dual radiator fans directly off the battery. The fans are renagade hybreds fans they have there own relays and turn on and off with a thermostat in the radiator. This works good but I don't like that the fans run for 4 or 5 minutes after I turn the car off. I no longer have headlight motors but wire to the motors is still there, I dont have a fresh air fan any longer but wiring is still there. I took the large red wire at the fuse panel head light motor and moved it to the switched fresh air fan / wideshield wiper terminal and wired the fans on to the large red wire were the headlight motors used to be. Fans came on and were swithed, turn the key off fans went off. Went for a drive came back fans not running, cked and had no voltage, pulled fuse panel and found that the relay, I guess for the wipers had pretty much melted. Swaped one of the outher relays and had volts again. Is there a way to bypass that relay since the fans have there own or put a relay at the fuse box to handle the draw of the fans, or just keep it like I had it.
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