Taurus fan wiring instructions

[AnarchyJet]

Get cheap relays here
http://www.skycraftsurplus.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1503

 

[jeeperjohn]

For the diagram that I posted, the high amp relay has to have a normally closed output. You could use an extra relay to open (disable) the low speed circuit when the high speed circuit activates.

 

[jeeperjohn]

http://www.texasindustrialelectric.com/relays.asp
Look at part # RC700112NN
Another
http://www.fourthgen.net/relayscart70A5P.html

 

[cher96]

Sorry, I'm Pretty Ignorant when it comes to Electronics and Wiring Things Up. I believe the Relays in the Diagrams look as if they are 4 Prong. How would a 5 Prong Relay fit into the Equation?

Thanks

 

[jeeperjohn]

Sorry, I'm Pretty Ignorant when it comes to Electronics and Wiring Things Up. I believe the Relays in the Diagrams look as if they are 3 or 4 Prong. How would a 5 Prong Relay fit into the Equation?

Thanks

The ones in the diagram I drew are 5 prong. The low speed relay can be 4 prong but the high speed one needs to be 5 prong.

 

[cher96]

Now I see it, Thanks. Duh me. I have No Idea what the Magic Miniature Boxes (Relays) Do, however, I can see How the Double Fan Setup is Wired Up Now.

Thank you Everyone! And, I really mean it.

 

[muddyrocks]

An FYI, my '98 twin Taurus fans will not activate high speed unless both inputs are powered. That is to say that each hot lead to the fan must be energized in order for the high speed to be reached.

A bench test, with jumpers, should be performed if you are in doubt then adjust your wiring schematic accordingly.