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Jul 7, 2003 | 09:13 AM

Jeff - '97 Formula WS6

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SLP Fan Switch Install Question.

When running the wires through the firewall did you use the existing hole being used by the factory wiring? If so did you have the SLP wires go through the factory rubber seal/grommet?

Thanks,
Jeff

Jul 7, 2003 | 09:15 AM

scoobysnax83

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they say to do that. And yes that how I did my home made one. I believe you have to remove the PCM to get a good shot to it.

Jul 7, 2003 | 10:01 AM

PaulN64

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just run it through the factory grommet. That's what I did with mine, but I did the fan mod w/o the SLP switch. I didn't want to spend $70 when I could spend $6

Jul 7, 2003 | 10:31 AM

shoebox

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Re: SLP Fan Switch Install Question.

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Originally posted by Jeff - '97 Formula WS6
When running the wires through the firewall did you use the existing hole being used by the factory wiring? If so did you have the SLP wires go through the factory rubber seal/grommet?

Thanks,
Jeff

The big grommet is a good place to run the wires.

Maybe you would consider shortening your sig to 5 lines per the forum guidelines and as a courtesy to others?

Jul 7, 2003 | 03:24 PM

scoobysnax83

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Re: Re: SLP Fan Switch Install Question.

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Originally posted by shoebox
The big grommet is a good place to run the wires.

Maybe you would consider shortening your sig to 5 lines per the forum guidelines and as a courtesy to others?

Yes that is quite ridiculous....Try to save from putting each one on a seperate line. You could separate with a comma. Most people do around here.