Subject	just checked my old fan with 12V, tried all...
Posted by	David G on June 24, 2008 at 1:18 AM
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In Reply To	You can remove the fan and connect it directly to a 12v posted by Bernie (NoVA) on June 23, 2008 at 11:50 PM
Message	combinations on the 3 prongs on the connector with only very slight movement from the fan. I must be burned out. I will try connecting the replacement fan that I have installed with direct 12 v tomorrow.
Follow Ups	AUX fan replacement. Also heater not working. - JW300ZX 18:37:20 06/23/08 check your ecu - Xtrm300zx 19:00:23 06/23/08 I have the same problem, I bought another.... - David G 00:22:13 06/24/08 You can remove the fan and connect it directly to a 12v - Bernie (NoVA) 23:50:47 06/23/08 just checked my old fan with 12V, tried all... - David G 01:18:00 06/24/08 Thanks, I will try that durring lunch tomorrow. (n/m) - JW300ZX 01:29:11 06/24/08 Bernie, I just wired the aux fan that is installed... - David G 02:43:13 06/24/08 Make sure your polarity isn't backwards. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 09:17:26 06/24/08
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