OBD1 Motor Inside my Obd0 Car, Fan switch is just hanging by itself :(
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OBD1 Motor Inside my Obd0 Car, Fan switch is just hanging by itself :(
Well yeah i have a 93 LS motor inside my 91 Teggy, There was 2 sensors just hanging loose, it was the ECT sensor and my FAN sensor, Well i rewired the ECT sensor onto the thermostat housing.. Now where do i put the FAN sensor? I'm still running obd0 but theres no where to put the fan switch and my fan wont turn on.. Could somesome please help me?
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Re: OBD1 Motor Inside my Obd0 Car, Fan switch is just hanging by itself :( (VNTEC)
Oh yeah from the information i gathered, It seems as if some people told me the "2 prong" connector should get spliced into the Obd1 thermostate housing sensor, Then what do i do with the orgional OBD0 ECT sensor?
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Re: OBD1 Motor Inside my Obd0 Car, Fan switch is just hanging by itself :( (VNTEC)
You screwed up, the ECT sensor is in the same place as it was on the original motor. The only change is the fan switch, which used to be on the back of the block (2 male pegs) and it is now on the thermostat housing (2 pin plug, same plug style as the IAT and ECT).
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Re: OBD1 Motor Inside my Obd0 Car, Fan switch is just hanging by itself :( (locash)
So basically i need to find that green plug again, as it should still be in the back of the block, and run the fan switch with the 2 prong onto the thermostat housing? So basically converting the 2 prong thingy into a green plug correct?
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Re: OBD1 Motor Inside my Obd0 Car, Fan switch is just hanging by itself :( (VNTEC)
Yes, you need to find a connector that fits on the ECT and run your old ECT sensor wires to the new connector. It does not matter what side ( or order) you put the wires in. All the ECT sensor does it gives the cooling fan ground.
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Re: OBD1 Motor Inside my Obd0 Car, Fan switch is just hanging by itself :( (turbogixxer)
Hey uhh took a long and hard look at the back of my block today.. there is NO Engine oil temperature sensor on the back! My motor is a 93 so i'm guessing its the same like a 94- up LS, cuz they only have the oil pressure sender in the back like mine..
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Re: OBD1 Motor Inside my Obd0 Car, Fan switch is just hanging by itself :( (VNTEC)
i have the same issue.... tomorrow im going to go an buy a switch hopefully i can find a timed switch...and just mount it inside my car...
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