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How to test aux fan?
There is a way to jumper the aux fan to test it, on the receiver drier- but which two wires?
I got a used fan, which didn't come with a plastic end plug, so when I cannibalized the old plastic end plug(they snap apart) I had to guess which wire end was supposed to go where. I don't think I have ever seen that fan move. Thanks
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If you've still got the wires bare or the plug unhooked ...12 volts D.C.
If not ...the two wires connected to the A.C. high pressure switch ,when jumped (to each other) start the fan.[unplug the connection from the H.P. switch and "jumper" the two connections together] |
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And make sure your hands are out of the fan's way. I got nicked pretty bad by mine a year ago when I was putzing around in front of the car while it was idling/hot out, all the sudden on roars the fan and one of the blades smacked my poor knuckle!! It hurt! They're quite powerful!
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