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Electric Thermo Fan Switch
I'm in the process of installing a new radiator and electric cooling fan. Previously I used a Bosch (VW) 22 mm thread double prong type threaded into a bung that was welded to the radiator tank.
This has worked well in the past but I wanted something a little smaller (re: Diet). In looking at the NAPA books there appear to be several, those of you that are familiar, can you say which one (part #/brand) and what temprature it closes the circut at (switches on the fan) (when does it open ) switch off? Thank You in advance Rick |
Rick,
I got mine from "Painless Wiring". They have a choice of # 30103 185 ON - 175 Off # 30102 200 ON - 185 Off Comes with the relay and circuit breaker. nice & small! Tom |
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