Im just wondering if the fan is 12volt and to test it you can run negative and positive, why not y in run a live wire from the battery and as the fan works of the earth on the temp sensor, then y into the black wire coming from the sensor to a button then to the fan, bypassing the relay. Just turn on the button when you start and as soon as the sensor connects to earth, then the fan will come on. The original wireing will still be live for the ecu and overheating warning light may come on if all else fails.Just a thought.ps you could even fuse the live wire for safety.
Part Number: 38710-HM7-004 Caltric Cooling Fan Control CDI Unit Compatible with Honda Trx450Es Foreman 450 4X4 ES 1998-2001 The one we bought off of Amazon is no longer listed
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Im just wondering if the fan is 12volt and to test it you can run negative and positive, why not y in run a live wire from the battery and as the fan works of the earth on the temp sensor, then y into the black wire coming from the sensor to a button then to the fan, bypassing the relay. Just turn on the button when you start and as soon as the sensor connects to earth, then the fan will come on. The original wireing will still be live for the ecu and overheating warning light may come on if all else fails.Just a thought.ps you could even fuse the live
wire for safety.
Caltric Cooling Fan Control CDI Unit Compatible with Honda Trx450Es Foreman 450 4X4 ES 1998-2001 a.co/d/iEynsZt
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This part literally doesn’t exist. I looked it up everywhere.
Part Number: 38710-HM7-004
Caltric Cooling Fan Control CDI Unit Compatible with Honda Trx450Es Foreman 450 4X4 ES 1998-2001
The one we bought off of Amazon is no longer listed
@@TheOriginalBGamble I literally typed that part number on caltric website did you meet Amazon