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Old Feb 19, 2010 | 05:57 PM
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Pulling the heads off the blazer this weekend to fix the head gaskets. i am wanting to get rid of the stock fan and go with some electric units. are you guys just wiring to a constant power that is turned on by ignition key or do you guys have a relay type connection that would work at a certain temperature?

if there is a write up in the DIY section that i missed please direct me. Thank you.
 
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You can buy fan controller kits from Summit and places like that. They usually run under $100. They use a thermostat and have an off/on temperature, and if you have dual fans, you can get a dual fan controller that gives you independent control of each fan by temp.
 
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nice information ima have to check out jegs or summits site and find 1. thank you.
 
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