ok so i just bought a Griffin radiator , and it has ONE big fan that covers most of the rad , and i have air conditioning , do i need a fan of A/C , and can i just hook this one up to the otherfan ?? or what someone shead soem light please ,
thanks

p.s.well it came with a HUGE fan , i wired it up to the reg fan this , turns on when it needs to , and ALWAYS is on with the A/C is one someone helpe me out , the fan is almost as big as both fans put together

 

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Are there connections on the big fan for the harness that would usually go to the AC condenser fan?

Is there room on the radiator to even mount the ac fan?

 

ok, i have one big fan , there is no room for a good size second , maybe like 4 inches left over not covered by the huge fan , the fan when i pluged into the reg fan plug BLOWS , a hell of alot haha much much more then before , and the rad itself is alot bigger , when i turn the a/c on without the car on( im still workin on the tranny and such so i cant turn it on )
so when i turn it on key turned all the way except to start it , and have the a/c on the fan on the rad will turn on so it seems ok , as long as i have a fan blowing when the a/c is on i'll be ok rite ??

thats what im wondering now i guess . i got the thing in its pretty crazy / kool looking

btw , thanks for being kool and replying , the is the second thread on this i made , and last one i didnt get much help . . .
p.s. if i hook it up to the a/c connection , wouldnt it only come on when the a/c is on ?
i have it presently hooked up to the plug on the pass side . . . for when its too hot , or when the a/c is on

 

Yep I would assume if you have the fan installed as the condensor fan, it wont come on as the radiator fan normally would, after youve stopped driving.

Are there connections on the new fan for your AC AND radiator fan switches? Is this an OEM replacement radiator/fan?

 

no its an aftermarket fan with two wires . . . but its always on when the a/c is on , even when its hooked up as the reg rad fan , not the condensor side hook up . . .