Fan switch Help!!

[84GP455]

oh ya ok, you usually lose the lower speeds when the resistor is gone anyways not the high speed.

 

[Rudy913]

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I found the red wire
After I slice it where do I run to to ?

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There is a 10 gauge red wire that feeds this (yellow circled) relay which is the feed for the high speed. There is a connector on the passenger sided near the front of the valve cover that has the red wire. As fleming442 that red wire comes from the fusible link attached to the B connection on the starter. It is hot all the time.

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is that the red wire u was talking about I connect to the hot wire on the valve cover

 

[Canon_Mutant]

Here I was . . . all prepared to go out and take some pics for this poor lad tonight and as usual you all have practically schooled him in a complete rebuild, with pics, tips, and pointers!

 

[Rudy913]

Here I was . . . all prepared to go out and take some pics for this poor lad tonight and as usual you all have practically schooled him in a complete rebuild, with pics, tips, and pointers!

U can still send pics of where that red wire connect to
It would really help me out

 

[Canon_Mutant]

You mean this end or the starter end?

 

[fleming442]

I must say, you have quite the Charlie Foxtrot of red wires in that general area.

You can connect it to the battery or alternator VIA FUSED CONNECTION.

 

[pontiacgp]

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is that the red wire u was talking about I connect to the hot wire on the valve cover

it may be, you should trace that wire and see where is leads to and comes from. Do you have a test light and/or a multimeter?

 

[pontiacgp]

I must say, you have quite the Charlie Foxtrot of red wires in that general area.

You can connect it to the battery or alternator VIA FUSED CONNECTION.

the 5 pin relay is wired with all red wires, slightly confusing to figure out what each wire is for....

 

[Rudy913]

it may be, you should trace that wire and see where is leads to and comes from. Do you have a test light and/or a multimeter?

Yea

 

[Wageslave]

It might be eas

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is that the red wire u was talking about I connect to the hot wire on the valve cover

The red wire on the valve cover is the hot wire for the electric choke, I believe.