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on my rx-7 all i had to do was run 1 wire from the relay to a switch connected to ground in the cabin. Will this also work in the 8? if so where are the relays???
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There are two fans, A and B, one is larger than the other.
There are three relays that control them, 1, 2 & 3.
....but there are only two control wires from the ECU.
Wire "r/g" when grounded, runs fans A & B in series, (relay 1) slow speed.
Wire "w/l" when grounded, runs fan A alone, (relays 2&3) full speed.
Both wires grounded runs, predictably, A & B in parallel, (relays 1,2&3) full speed.
The relays are with all the other relays in the fuse box.
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There are two fans, A and B, one is larger than the other.
There are three relays that control them, 1, 2 & 3.
....but there are only two control wires from the ECU.
Wire "r/g" when grounded, runs fans A & B in series, (relay 1) slow speed.
Wire "w/l" when grounded, runs fan A alone, (relays 2&3) full speed.
Both wires grounded runs, predictably, A & B in parallel, (relays 1,2&3) full speed.
The relays are with all the other relays in the fuse box.
S
thanks, i read your other post but was a bit confused, the fd was easier, 2 relays, ground 1 for slow, ground both for fast.
If you can go 2 weeks without driving your car, the Racing Beat reflash would be an option. It keeps the car cooler with earlier fan activation, and gives a few extra HP up top for about $300.
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Prior cars:
2005 Subaru STi (few mods, HPDE track time)
1999 Civic Si (Supercharged, auto-x and drags)
1976 Chevy Vega (Don't flame me . . . this was my high school car in 1989! Jokes welcome.)