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dave`12 · 05-06-2018, 11:18 AM

Thanx, I think it is starting to make sense.

My fan relays were a kit that I bought with the fans and installed by a friend who has since moved away. Really just power, a fuse (or link), and a toggle switch in the dash.

So, I will take the junction by the drivers headlight, and run all those wires into a terminal block that I will mount where you did. Then, I will take the power to my fans that is currently on the battery and add a 30amp fuse and send it there as well. Then the little adapter at the back of the alternator that you show.

05-06-2018, 11:18 AM	#23
dave`12 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Lake Placid florida Posts: 599	Re: Alternator question Thanx, I think it is starting to make sense. My fan relays were a kit that I bought with the fans and installed by a friend who has since moved away. Really just power, a fuse (or link), and a toggle switch in the dash. So, I will take the junction by the drivers headlight, and run all those wires into a terminal block that I will mount where you did. Then, I will take the power to my fans that is currently on the battery and add a 30amp fuse and send it there as well. Then the little adapter at the back of the alternator that you show.