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Re: Electric Fan Connector
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Re: Electric Fan Connector
Ok, that only took three days and ten emails, but here it is. I ordered two since they were low cost and the shipping was the same for one as for two. I don't have it yet so it could turn out to be a POS or not fit. If it is the right one then I can change the fan out quickly with two bolts and the one connector. I like the idea of the kit without wires as I can try to stuff 12 or 10 gauge wire in there. I have the correct ratcheting crimper for the terminals so...Their site is kinda sketchy but I paid with paypal so if there are any problems I'm covered. On to the relay and temp switch set up now.Enjoy
 http://www.autolumination.com/wiring...nector-kit.htm
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