It is. When I first got the bike I tried doing it at the fuse box, but the ECU didn't like that, threw a code right off the bat. So I spliced into the fan wires close to the fan plug. No issues and fan still works on it's own as it should.
fan on toggle switch
was wondering how to wire my fan so i can turn it on with a toggle switch, i know the dealer around here does it to the mud bikes they build.
figure it should be somewhat straight forward ones get a couple pointers to do it myself.
i know how to wire a toggle switch in to run the fan but how do you wire it so the fan still goes on and off automatically with temp sensor. but can toggle switch the fan on whenever i want to like ripping down the road.
figure it should be somewhat straight forward ones get a couple pointers to do it myself.
i know how to wire a toggle switch in to run the fan but how do you wire it so the fan still goes on and off automatically with temp sensor. but can toggle switch the fan on whenever i want to like ripping down the road.
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so as long as i tap in after the fuse/relay. with my switch it will work?
with no codes and still turn on, on its own
with no codes and still turn on, on its own
yes but take the power off of the aux. rely that way it'll only come on when the key is turned on. The fan will still come on as normal with the senor even if your toggle is off.
http://www.can-amforum.com/forums/can-am-brp/7354-fan-over-ride-switch.html
Followed this thread this morning on my 2012. Worked great
Followed this thread this morning on my 2012. Worked great
This was done on my Outy. It works great.
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