Just got a 95 bmw 318ti with m42 engine, previous owner removed the ac compressor and im guessing it caused the fan to stop kicking on. Also have 24v motor mounts, e30 m3 covers and e36 ecu . Video chapters and parts used are below. It's like an electric version of the clutch fan. Official electric fan wiring thread!
Take that lead from relay pin 86, and connect it to the positive lead on the switch.
Take that lead from relay pin 86, and connect it to the positive lead on the switch. Wiring the switch is straight forward. Also have 24v motor mounts, e30 m3 covers and e36 ecu . Of course), install the 80 /88 degree fan switch (from the early e36 m42) in the radiator, wire the new fan . Video chapters and parts used are below. Official electric fan wiring thread! It's like an electric version of the clutch fan. Find stock fan wiring on drivers side under drivers headlight. This video details removal of the fan and full . While we are here we will be installing a 16 electric fan as the fan . I used the mishimoto electric fan controller (probe kit) along with a spal fan. So im doing some work on a e36 323i that has had some temp issues. Time for my e36 to have a viscous fan delete!
Take that lead from relay pin 86, and connect it to the positive lead on the switch. Time for my e36 to have a viscous fan delete! So im doing some work on a e36 323i that has had some temp issues. Find stock fan wiring on drivers side under drivers headlight. I used the mishimoto electric fan controller (probe kit) along with a spal fan.
Wiring the switch is straight forward.
Also have 24v motor mounts, e30 m3 covers and e36 ecu . Here are the pics and tips of the fan install. Take that lead from relay pin 86, and connect it to the positive lead on the switch. Official electric fan wiring thread! I used the mishimoto electric fan controller (probe kit) along with a spal fan. So im doing some work on a e36 323i that has had some temp issues. Time for my e36 to have a viscous fan delete! Take that lead from relay pin 86, and connect it to the positive lead on the switch. Find stock fan wiring on drivers side under drivers headlight. Just got a 95 bmw 318ti with m42 engine, previous owner removed the ac compressor and im guessing it caused the fan to stop kicking on. Video chapters and parts used are below. It's like an electric version of the clutch fan. Wiring the switch is straight forward.
While we are here we will be installing a 16 electric fan as the fan . Just got a 95 bmw 318ti with m42 engine, previous owner removed the ac compressor and im guessing it caused the fan to stop kicking on. Wiring the switch is straight forward. Take that lead from relay pin 86, and connect it to the positive lead on the switch. It's like an electric version of the clutch fan.
Find stock fan wiring on drivers side under drivers headlight.
Video chapters and parts used are below. Take that lead from relay pin 86, and connect it to the positive lead on the switch. Official electric fan wiring thread! Find stock fan wiring on drivers side under drivers headlight. Wiring the switch is straight forward. Just got a 95 bmw 318ti with m42 engine, previous owner removed the ac compressor and im guessing it caused the fan to stop kicking on. Also have 24v motor mounts, e30 m3 covers and e36 ecu . Clutch out in the garbage, used bmw oem 80/88 temp sensor from an e36 compact 316i '99. Wiring the switch is straight forward. I used the mishimoto electric fan controller (probe kit) along with a spal fan. This video details removal of the fan and full . Here are the pics and tips of the fan install. So i wired up my spal electric fan today and here is how i did it.
Bmw E36 Electric Fan Wiring - Ireland Engineering Electric Fan Install Bmw 2002 And Other 02 Bmw 2002 Faq -. Take that lead from relay pin 86, and connect it to the positive lead on the switch. So im doing some work on a e36 323i that has had some temp issues. So i wired up my spal electric fan today and here is how i did it. Of course), install the 80 /88 degree fan switch (from the early e36 m42) in the radiator, wire the new fan . Time for my e36 to have a viscous fan delete!
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