Wiring E-Fans To A Switch

[TheDude]

Hello all, what I want to know is how do I wire up two e-fans to two, two speed switches.

 

I was planning on using the popular Ford Taurus fans for this.

 

It's also worth mentioning I have next to no wiring experience so feel free to dumb it down a bit for me. :thumbsup: Thanks

[Eagle]

What's wrong with the popular Jeep Cherokee electric fans. Unlike Ford Taurus fans, Jeep fans fit ... Jeeps.

 

Are you looking for manual operation or automatic, thermostatic actuation?

[TheDude]

I can't use the oem fan because I changed the rad to an open one so there is no plug for it. besides, don't the Taurus fans have more power, as well as a high and low speed?

[ftpiercecracker1]

No plug as in already apart of the harness? Cause if thats the case, just cut enough wire to include both the male and female portions of the electric fan harness.

 

Yes, Taurus fans are two speed fans and yes they pull obscene amounts of air, but mounting and wiring them can be quite a challenge. IMHO, i think you are far better of going with a 97+ 10 blade cherokee fan, readily available, cheap (generally), easy to wire and pull more than enough air.

 

There are actually two DIYs about it here on CC.

 

 

Here is one, by yours truly. . .

http://comancheclub.com/topic/38112-dual-2-stage-electric-fans-ftpiercecrackers-easy-way/?hl=electric+fan

 

 

and here is a much better one by none other than the man, the LEGEND, heeeeeeeeeeeeessss HORNBRODDDD!!!!!! (sorry got kinda carried away, its late :oops:)

http://comancheclub.com/topic/7895-dual-oem-aux-fan-installation/?hl=electric+fans

[TheDude]

I can find those write ups all over. But I want to just wire up each fan to its on two speed switch with no controller or anything like that.