E36 M3 Electric Fan Wiring

E36 electric fan wiring on off switch.

E36 m3 electric fan wiring.

This is a guide to wiring an aftermarket accessory. For peace of mind and for use on dyno and track days i installed a manual fan switch inside the car. This fan was only wired to be a single speed and operated from a standard bmw temperature switch mounted in the e36 m3 evo radiator that i used in the conversion. 23 11 2011 02 23 am.

Instruction for everything is included. The fan is controlled by a simple on off switch placed in the cockpit. Positive comes from the relay for the ground i just connected a wire to the aircon bracket both the fan trigger and positive wire run in a cable sleave. One fan attaches to the water pump and is driven by the engine through a viscous clutch.

That post count matters. This would be common to most of the bmw 4 cylinders for the 90s model years. 1 relay common 5 pin 12vdc relay. Bmw models that do have an engine driven fan will also have an electric fan mounted in front of the radiator known as the auxiliary cooling fan.

We ve assembled high quality and reliable components to create a complete electric fan conversion kit that s easy to install. This radiator already had the mounting hole for the sensor so it was easy. In this particular case it is for an electric fan which is more than likely the most common use. Bmw also applied this to many of the 6 cylinder models through the 2000s and of course all mini models.

The fan is controlled by a simple on off switch placed in the cockpit. Applicable to all accessories. Diy e36 electric cooling fan and wiring. Bmw e36 and some e46 models usually ones with automatic transmissions have two fans.

In this particular case it is for an electric fan which is more than likely the most common use. 11 in 11 posts likes given. This is a guide to wiring an aftermarket accessory. Our electric fan conversion kit for 1996 1999 obd2 e36 3 series 6 cylinder bmws is an efficient and effective kit to fully eliminate your engine driven fan while keeping your engine at optimal running temperature.