Auxilliary Fan woes
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2021 12:02 pm
G'day folks.
Summer is coming to Qld and thought I'd address a non working aux fan issue.
My situation is my std aux fan not working (no resistance through it all) but I have a replacement.
About 10 years ago an auto electrician fixed an earlier aux fan problem by using an additional relay and taking a lead from the compressor so that the fan will come on with a/c but not when the temp switches operate. They also ran new cables from the relay to the fan and it used to run anly on hi - no resistor.
I want to reinstate the original connections - ie hi & lo speed relays etc but I am missing the little cable that goes from the C113 connector to the flat connector on the fan itself. Seems like the auto electrician disposed of this too](./images/smilies/eusa_wall.gif "Brick wall")
Does anyone know anything about this little cable - I can't find info about it anywhere.
If I can get the mating Male connector at C113 I'm happy to make the little cable but I don't even know what the connector is.
Any ideas ?
regards
Dave
Summer is coming to Qld and thought I'd address a non working aux fan issue.
My situation is my std aux fan not working (no resistance through it all) but I have a replacement.
About 10 years ago an auto electrician fixed an earlier aux fan problem by using an additional relay and taking a lead from the compressor so that the fan will come on with a/c but not when the temp switches operate. They also ran new cables from the relay to the fan and it used to run anly on hi - no resistor.
I want to reinstate the original connections - ie hi & lo speed relays etc but I am missing the little cable that goes from the C113 connector to the flat connector on the fan itself. Seems like the auto electrician disposed of this too
Does anyone know anything about this little cable - I can't find info about it anywhere.
If I can get the mating Male connector at C113 I'm happy to make the little cable but I don't even know what the connector is.
Any ideas ?
regards
Dave