[DeTomaso] Fan light in speedo w/fan relay mod

Joe Jaffoni 427390 at gmail.com
Tue Aug 27 19:04:59 EDT 2019


Thanks Mike - my car has the yellow wire in the harness. I'll put it on
terminal 87 and run another wire from there to the positive side of the fan

On Tue, Aug 27, 2019, 6:58 PM Mike Drew <MikeLDrew at aol.com> wrote:

> Joe,
>
> Simply run a wire from the output side of the fan relay that comes on
> second, to the light (along with the wire that goes to the fan of course).
> Only the very earliest cars had this wire in the factory harness. Most
> people have to string a new wire.
>
> Mike
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On Aug 27, 2019, at 14:23, Joe Jaffoni <427390 at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >   I installed two two-speed Derale fans (pn 18212) using only their high
> >   speed.A  I used thermo switches in the radiator that I got from Bob
> >   Byars (RIP) who told me that if I used them I didnat need relays.A
> >   Well, the fans and thermo switches work great but put a huge load on
> >   fuse 11 and at first the fuse was getting a lot of oxidation on it
> >   quickly and creating a bad connection and now the fuse is blowing all
> >   the time. I am following the attached fan mod/relay wiring diagram
> >   which I believe will result in the fan light in the speedo NOT working.
> >
> >   To make the dash indicator light on the speedo work with the revised
> >   wiring I think I need to put the red and yellow wire that are together
> >   from the original harness to the 87 terminal on the relay for one fan
> >   and the yellow and blue wire that are together from the original
> >   harness to the 87 terminal on the other fan relay. From what I can tell
> >   from the wiring diagram for the original harness, the two yellow wires
> >   (one is with a red wire and one is with a blue wire) feed the positive
> >   side of the fans.
> >
> >   Has anyone done this OR how can I wire in the new 30 amp relays AND
> >   have the fan light in the speedo continue to work? (I've scoured the
> >   boards and forums and can't find a clear answer).
> >
> >   As always thank you in advance for any guidance/advice - Joe
> > <Pantera fan wiring with relays.docx>
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   Thanks Mike - my car has the yellow wire in the harness. I'll put it on
   terminal 87 and run another wire from there to the positive side of the
   fanA

   On Tue, Aug 27, 2019, 6:58 PM Mike Drew <[1]MikeLDrew at aol.com> wrote:

     Joe,
     Simply run a wire from the output side of the fan relay that comes
     on second, to the light (along with the wire that goes to the fan of
     course). Only the very earliest cars had this wire in the factory
     harness. Most people have to string a new wire.
     Mike
     Sent from my iPhone
     > On Aug 27, 2019, at 14:23, Joe Jaffoni <[2]427390 at gmail.com>
     wrote:
     >
     >A  A I installed two two-speed Derale fans (pn 18212) using only
     their high
     >A  A speed.AA  I used thermo switches in the radiator that I got
     from Bob
     >A  A Byars (RIP) who told me that if I used them I didnat need
     relays.A
     >A  A Well, the fans and thermo switches work great but put a huge
     load on
     >A  A fuse 11 and at first the fuse was getting a lot of oxidation
     on it
     >A  A quickly and creating a bad connection and now the fuse is
     blowing all
     >A  A the time. I am following the attached fan mod/relay wiring
     diagram
     >A  A which I believe will result in the fan light in the speedo NOT
     working.
     >
     >A  A To make the dash indicator light on the speedo work with the
     revised
     >A  A wiring I think I need to put the red and yellow wire that are
     together
     >A  A from the original harness to the 87 terminal on the relay for
     one fan
     >A  A and the yellow and blue wire that are together from the
     original
     >A  A harness to the 87 terminal on the other fan relay. From what I
     can tell
     >A  A from the wiring diagram for the original harness, the two
     yellow wires
     >A  A (one is with a red wire and one is with a blue wire) feed the
     positive
     >A  A side of the fans.
     >
     >A  A Has anyone done this OR how can I wire in the new 30 amp
     relays AND
     >A  A have the fan light in the speedo continue to work? (I've
     scoured the
     >A  A boards and forums and can't find a clear answer).
     >
     >A  A As always thank you in advance for any guidance/advice - Joe
     > <Pantera fan wiring with relays.docx>
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