Subject	did you use an in-line fuse? (n/m)
Posted by	AZHeat on August 13, 2007 at 12:17 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Don't have specific info on that but you should def. install posted by bajan on August 13, 2007 at 11:49 AM
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Follow Ups	Taurus e-fan - bajan 10:59:29 08/13/07 I have no problem with the stock fan (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 11:08:09 08/13/07 Don't have specific info on that but you should def. install - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:08:13 08/13/07 Re: Don't have specific info on that but you should def. install - bajan 11:49:25 08/13/07 Could be over drawing the charging system w. those fans. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:59:05 08/13/07 Re: Could be over drawing the charging system w. those fans. - bajan 12:13:15 08/13/07 Yes a 130 amp Alt would help - 550HPTT 15:20:56 08/13/07 did you use an in-line fuse? (n/m) - AZHeat 12:17:30 08/13/07 Re: did you use an in-line fuse? - bajan 12:19:02 08/13/07 Re: Don't have specific info on that but you should def. install - bajan 11:53:02 08/13/07 Did you install the HI pulley or just the electric fan? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 12:00:48 08/13/07 Re: Did you install the HI pulley or just the electric fan? - bajan 12:11:32 08/13/07 A loose or corroded connection would cause exactly that (n/m) - 550HPTT 12:13:51 08/13/07 a loose connector wouldnt fry a wire i believe - ricerocketeer31 18:46:36 08/13/07 You stand corrected - 550HPTT 18:50:30 08/13/07 Are you running a fan controller like - AZHeat 12:11:36 08/13/07 Re: Are you running a fan controller like - bajan 12:18:17 08/13/07 Those fans take about 60 to 70amps to start up - AZHeat 12:24:15 08/13/07
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