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Old 08-15-2005, 01:10 AM
tgantos tgantos is offline
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The easiest way would be to sacrifice the low speed switch, change the blower resistor for that speed to a smaller value and then the fan would run faster when you select that speed. You;d have to experiment with different resistor values to get the one you want, or just put a wirewound pot in place of the resistor, and when you get the speed you like, measure the resistance of the pot and then replace the old resistor with that value.
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