now that i have removed my a/c.. I want to splice the a/c fan wires into the normal fan. so they both come on at the same time.

would this be ok. or will the load of both fans cause a problem overloading the circuit?

 

ttt..

 

Well the best answer to that is to find out how many amps the AC fan draws. The find out how many the regular fan draws. Look at the circuit and see what gauge wire is feeding power to the fans. Look at the amp rating on the fuse and relay. Then see if the circuit would be able to support the extra load. Or you could just try it and see if it melts the wires.

I would check and see if the fan circuit wire is 10 gauge or larger and if the relay is a heavy duty 30 amp relay. If so then you should be fine. If not you take a chance of an eletrical fire. You could make your own circuit and never have to worrk about it.

 

Just wire up a new relay to run the fan and tap off of the main fan power to power the relay, which would then provide direct power from the battery to the fan. That way the increased load on that circuit is minimal, and when the main fan comes on, the A/C fan does too.

 

I know there is a regular fan.

But theres an A/C fan as well?

 

the regular fan only covers 1/2 the radiator.. when you have ac. there is a fan that is "light duty" that covers the other 1/2 of the radiator.