Hooking up a trans cooler fan.
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fmacnak
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Hooking up a trans cooler fan.
Hi all, my trans is running hot so I just added a larger trans cooler with a fan. Any thoughts on where I can hook up the power for the fan? I'd like it to run full time with the key on.
95 SSEI (modified-cammed, ported & portmatched, custom Positraction trans)
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99 C5 (too original-can't bear to make it a project)
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03 Bmw 330 Cic (the foreigner)
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Re: Hooking up a trans cooler fan.
Most of the pink wires in the engine bay by the passenger side firewall are key-on 12v. You can use that as your signal for a relay and a fused 12v circuit to run the fan.
You probably don't need the fan though.. I would be curious to see what your temps average without one an a larger cooler.
You probably don't need the fan though.. I would be curious to see what your temps average without one an a larger cooler.
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