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Old 09-13-2009, 10:26 PM
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Likely one is for the gauge,and the other one controls the electric fan(s).



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Correct. The one on the passenger side is a switch to turn the fans on at 165 degrees. They move a LOT of air - 3260 cfm. Sounds like a jet warming up when they come on. You can feel a sudden surge of heat from several feet behind the car.

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looks like a nice custom job on that manifold too. it doesnt look like you separated the water crossover tho....why not after all that cutting do that as well ?

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That explains...

Thanks Screamingchief and Doug1.

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