DIY: How to wire Forged Racing Aluminum Fan Shroud
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DIY: How to wire Forged Racing Aluminum Fan Shroud
A lot of people have been asking me for this wiring diagram.
follow these directions. this is what has worked me and several other guys.
"Set up for this will be as your looking at the car, Fan 1 is the Passenger side, Fan 2 is the Driver side
1. Cut the ends of both wire leads long and short, that connect directly to the stock fans.
2. Strip off the black heat jacket.
3. Take Blue wires from each harness and solder them to the Blue wire on fan 2.
4. Take Yellow wires from each harness and solder them to the Black wire on fan 2.
5. Take Green wires from each harness and solder them to the Blue wire on fan 1.
6. Take Black wires from each harness and solder them to the Black wire on fan 1.
7. Heat shrink all connections and then slide some sort of loom over them for protection."
good luck!
follow these directions. this is what has worked me and several other guys.
"Set up for this will be as your looking at the car, Fan 1 is the Passenger side, Fan 2 is the Driver side
1. Cut the ends of both wire leads long and short, that connect directly to the stock fans.
2. Strip off the black heat jacket.
3. Take Blue wires from each harness and solder them to the Blue wire on fan 2.
4. Take Yellow wires from each harness and solder them to the Black wire on fan 2.
5. Take Green wires from each harness and solder them to the Blue wire on fan 1.
6. Take Black wires from each harness and solder them to the Black wire on fan 1.
7. Heat shrink all connections and then slide some sort of loom over them for protection."
good luck!
Last edited by sammy_G; Aug 18, 2011 at 08:57 PM.
Good stuff Sammy. We should take pics of everything when we install this on another local car. This diagram worked for me perfectly when RRYDE installed my Forged Racing fan shroud.
It is better to use a dual fan controller that can run both fans at 1/2 speed (via PWM of ground wires) rather than just turning one fan on for low speed and both fans for high speed. DIF makes such a controller.
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Hey Sammy, Thanks for this post. I was wonder though on mine (2003 coupe mt) the longer set of wires has a red instead of green wire. If i hold the connectors up next to each other they are in the same position. Could I assume these are the same?
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