danf
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And that is using a oem switch Dan? If so I think the TSF 591 one is the one I would go with then for sure...dan filipi":14y5f8pr said:
Fan switch video (running a Geo Metro thermoswitch)
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Yes, it's the stock Honda switch.littlebeaver":2jvy6650 said:
danf
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Thanks Dan, I guess some of these oem switch kick on at different times, weird...I know my TSF591 I got from advance auto works great 5/8 every time..As long as these cycle on and off while sitting in traffic you should be good...It's a matter of how hot would you like your bike to get...Now you have a choice 3/4 stock 5/8 TSF591 or the new one from auto zone which comes on at 1/2 MT1373, on a normal 95 degree day the fan never comes on if I'm rolling it's always well below halfway, its when sitting in traffic does it come on..Now guys have a choice..I have not yet found a switch that kicks on at 3/4, if anyone finds one let me know, I tried the one the guys were discussing years ago the TSF596 but it came on way before 1/2 :shock: they said it was 3/4 but I don't know..
Can anyone tell me the pigtail that will fit on the Geo Metro water temperature sensor? I want to make the conversion to the new sensor but would perfer not to make jumpers to plug into the Honda wiring.
danf
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I had to get mine off a 94 metro at a junk yard, I think the Swift and Tracker have the same fan switch but I'm unsure of the years...
Thanks for the info.
I got a Beck Arnsley witch from Rock auto and it was the wrong size, so I took the redneck route and wired in a rocker switch down by the radio...not ideal, but it works for me.
