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    #16
    I didn't have to change the wiring for it. But it's run off of a tempreture switch to a relay, and it is on key power, so it doesn't run when I walk away always hate those.

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      #17
      Originally posted by DuceAnAHalf
      Im using a fan off a 95 Pi I believe the fan is the same as the 02.

      My 98 fan is way bigger. I got pics but the stupid camera doesn't talk to XP, and the printer with the memory card reader is unhooked because we're re-doing the office. The top of the fan shroud measures 8 3/4" deep tho If I lay it on the ground, the back of the motor is 9" from floor level. Not sure I can get that in there without water pump clearance issues.
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        #18
        Originally posted by gadget73
        My 98 fan is way bigger. I got pics but the stupid camera doesn't talk to XP, and the printer with the memory card reader is unhooked because we're re-doing the office. The top of the fan shroud measures 8 3/4" deep tho If I lay it on the ground, the back of the motor is 9" from floor level. Not sure I can get that in there without water pump clearance issues.
        Thats wierd, the one on my 97 is the same as that one, as is the other fan i got. These fans are about 20" in diameter and pull less than 25 amps.
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