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Originally Posted by marc_previtera
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ok, fair enuf, so I assume the fan switch wwas boken and decide that bypassing the radiator switch is a much better idea  and go out and buy one of these switches with a LED light
http://www.quicksales.com.au/ad/6205...at-12v/5873888
and I forgot to mention, I've wired the switch so that it turns on/off, but havent got the light working - do I need to get the 3rd prong on the switch to the same power source wire as the fan? |
Having that fan on a switch instead of automatic t-stat... Hmmm.... what happens when I borrow your bike and overheat it b/c I didn't know/forgot?? That's probably not a good idea.
The third prong goes to ground so the LED has both 12v and ground to light up. On the switch you should have 12v (switched), the fan, and a ground for the LED.