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Rob68c10 05-12-2017 08:54 AM

Wiring blower motor to a switch?
 
Hey guys I am going to be replacing my heater core and cleaning out the box to get some heat in my truck. I'm not restoring it, just want to get it working for a show next weekend that is by the ocean. Would be nice to have defrost on those cool mornings. Anyways, my fan lever is broken on the controls and I was wondering if I could just wire the fan up to a switch and have it just one speed?

Thanks

kaycee 05-12-2017 09:05 AM

Re: Wiring blower motor to a switch?
 
Go to NAPA and get a switch

Alex V. 05-12-2017 09:14 AM

Re: Wiring blower motor to a switch?
 
If you bypass the resistor it'll run on full speed (lots of noise and tons of air) and draw a LOT of current necessitating a pretty substantial switch. A rheostat type switch (like a generic headlight switch) won't work, either - too much current. Probably best off the replace your switch or hotwire through one of the speeds in it.


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