Fan plug problem
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vfrman
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Fan plug problem
Ok, so I am working on getting this track bike together, and today I find a problem with the wiring. For some reason, the socket on the lower rad for the fan is a two prong plug, but the one on the harness is a three prong. Am I missing something?
Also, what is this bare wire?
Also, what is this bare wire?
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royster81
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Re: Fan plug problem
The fan is off an rvf and the 3rd pin is an earth
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superlite
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Re: Fan plug problem
Didn't realise they were different! Now I'm learned. But honestly, ditch the fan for the track 
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vfrman
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Re: Fan plug problem
That is what is going to happen. Any ideas on that black frayed wire?
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CRM
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Re: Fan plug problem
i think there is a ring terminal - earth on the end of that Steve, well was anyway 
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niteblade
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Re: Fan plug problem
would it be damaging to my bike if i left the fan on all the time? (the previous owner made a switch to control my fan)superlite wrote:Didn't realise they were different! Now I'm learned. But honestly, ditch the fan for the track
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vfrman
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Re: Fan plug problem
Naw, it will just wear out the fan faster.