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Electric Fan Relay

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hello i have an electric fan relay out of a ke70 which is 15A.. but i want a 30 A relay...form which toyota car i can find a 30 A relay?

Just go to your local parts place :P

You will find it hard to find a relay to fit in that is 30A rated, you mite be lucky to find one from a Hilux 4WD.

If you did try to pull 30A through the relay block there is also the chance you could burn it out!

You would be better off putting in a slave relay that is fused connected to the battery?

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Edited by Crostek

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of course the relay will be slave... my Ke30 does not have a relay box as ke70...and it has a mechanical fan also...! but my engine is a 4k out of a ke70 and i need a relay which will work with the ke70 temperature detect switch but 30 amps to work with a bigger fan!!!

My ke30 electric thermoswitch contolled cooling fan pulls 3.7 A

 

(Looks same as a ke70 fan.) 30 A would be a realy strong fan.

Suggest you measure the current of the fan youll be using.

 

You need some fat wire for that kind of current

 

 

If you want a relay that handels big amps look for glow relays out of diesels

15A sounds massive man, my 16 inch fan only pulls 5A and that moves enough air to taxi a 737

 

maybe you should look at altronics, aussie based company that is really good with prices

Edited by kiahn

I didn't know KE70s had electric fans! My '83 doesn't!

 

Does anyone know whats involved in converting mine from a silicon one to an electric one??

 

Is there a worthwhile power gain?

In europe they got electric fans. Theyre controled by a thermoswitch mounted in the top of the thermostat housing, and a relay.

 

Doesnt cause any whiplash injurys preformancewise but there is a gain. Will give better milage as well.

 

Mine hardly ever runs unless pushing it , but that would be due cooler climate

Well well... Can you take a photo of the sensor for me please?

 

One fan or two??

 

Off to the scrapyard again... ;)

In a ke35

 

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