fan on switch...?
Re: fan on switch...?
what you want to do is ground the coolant temp sensor.
you want to make a switch that takes the wire from the sensor and switches it to ground. 3 inches of wire, and no fuss no muss
you want to make a switch that takes the wire from the sensor and switches it to ground. 3 inches of wire, and no fuss no muss
Re: fan on switch...?
usually the plus side comes from the bike wiring, when the power is on.
the thing that determines does the fan turn, is the temperature. when it gets hot enough the sensor connects the ground(minus).
what you need to do is to put switch between the sensor wires. this way the sensor can make the switching and also you can. both things work.
the thing that determines does the fan turn, is the temperature. when it gets hot enough the sensor connects the ground(minus).
what you need to do is to put switch between the sensor wires. this way the sensor can make the switching and also you can. both things work.
Re: fan on switch...?
no need to run a seperate line to the battery. just splice into the the temp sensor wire run it to a switch and then run a ground from the switch to fairing stay or anywhere else u want to ground.
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