1baddturbosi

I have a perma-cool radiator fan, think its pulling alot more amps than the stock fan is. causing my rad. fan relay to burn-up frequently!

TurboSI56

If you know anyone with a multimeter you can figure that out pretty easily.

1baddturbosi

sorry, but i said i have an aftermarket fan installed on the car, sooooo i dont have a stock fan to see how many its pulling.

i have a fluke multimeter & a amp clamp, im going to the garage to see the difference between what the stock fan pulls, compared to my permacool rad. fan

Teknoshaman

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I can check for you tomorrow,

1baddturbosi

that would be a huge help

1baddturbosi

I can confirm that my amp draw from my perma-cool fan is 9.5amps

blessedrican

dunno

95dxsir2

yes, the radiator or condensor fan should only pull approx. 8-12 amps. some motors vary. it's been a year since i tested the last one, but thats a ballpark figure

gezzuzz

the stock relay should hold that.. but you can always put your own relay

1baddturbosi

the relay sometimes "buzz's" & vibrates. & i dunno whats exactly going on

Teknoshaman

Mine pulls 8.1 amps. Check to be sure the ground on the fan and the ground on the relay is good.