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 Will This work with a tarus fan?
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07/24/06 01:37 AM
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Joined: Mar 2004
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Rock Warrior
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I am selling my red rodeo. Right now I turn the fan on manually. but I need it to be thermostaticallly controlled. I heard the tarus fan pulls 60 amps on the start and this is only thirty amp I can't find anything bigger. I am not looking to spend a lot of money since I'm getting rid of it. I just don't think the new owner will wan't or will remember to turn it on manually. A MUCH SHORTER LINK
Last edited by mlclark; 07/24/06 04:41 AM.
94 Rodeo 3+3 lift Red)
95.5 Rodeo 1" Body lift Dana 44' front & rear 4.88 gears 35"s 176,000 miles Optima Yellow top InexAir Co2
front winch bumper custom rear bumper, Hella 500's
2004 Silverado duramax
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Re: Will This work with a tarus fan?
[Re: 94redrodeo]
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07/24/06 02:37 AM
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Joined: Jan 2000
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Body Damage is Cool
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If your just looking for a bigger capacity relay, scroll to the bottom of this page: 70 amp RelayThis one says it request special connectors, I can't imagine what would be that special. Just letting you know they are available.
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Re: Will This work with a tarus fan?
[Re: lttlbddy]
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07/24/06 04:13 AM
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Rock Warrior
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So if I use a 70 amp relay and a 60 amp fuse with this kit you think it will work okay
94 Rodeo 3+3 lift Red)
95.5 Rodeo 1" Body lift Dana 44' front & rear 4.88 gears 35"s 176,000 miles Optima Yellow top InexAir Co2
front winch bumper custom rear bumper, Hella 500's
2004 Silverado duramax
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Re: Will This work with a tarus fan?
[Re: 94redrodeo]
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07/25/06 04:06 PM
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 83
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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A Not So Horrendously Long LINKUse that kit with a high amp relay.
Last edited by mlclark; 07/25/06 11:59 PM.
1996 Rodeo 3.2l 4wd
3" Indy4x lift - 3" Body Lift - Calmini torsion bars - Superwinch hubs - Independent4x brake lines - 32x10.5x15 Pro Comp MT's - Flowmaster 2.5" cat-back - Indy4x Tie Rods - Rear Lockright
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