How To Wire Fox Body Mustang Contour Electric Fan Assembly (79-93)

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  • @mylesa5438
    @mylesa5438 Před 2 lety +9

    Would be nice if the in line fuse and fuse taps were included in the kit 😐

  • @pearlcustoms
    @pearlcustoms Před 2 lety +1

    There are videos on how to solder wires and butane soldering irons are affordable. I used to suck at soldering but it's an absolutely valuable skill to learn and free. Your installs will be so much cleaner AND reliable without butt splices which are more difficult to fit in wire looms when several exist in the same area. That being said, this is still a great walk-thru on how to get this upgrade installed and big thanks to LMR for putting these out.

  • @justinlogue31
    @justinlogue31 Před 3 lety +9

    I just finished this set up and I would like to add a few things to help your install go a little smoother. #1) The "Y" block for the sending unit does not come with the kit. Order this separately OR just run up to them hardware store and with about 10$ worth of brass fitting you can build your own "F" set up that looks a little more factory, either works fine. #2) The white wires that go to the high and low work as a ground, do not attach these to a 12v+ on your own if you are following this set up. #3) The high and low on a two fan set up has nothing to do with the actual speed of the fans. Low is one fan at a time, high is both fans at a time. #4) On the set up instructions, go through the motions once or twice as a practice run then actually set up the controller. Sounds funny but the instructions are a little confusing first time reading them. #5) On the Snd section (means sender) choose "no" if you are only going to be using the sender that came with the kit along with your factory in dash gauge. #6) Rule of thumb is to have fans come on about 10* above your thermostat. Example, 180 thermostat, fans come on at 190* for low, 200* for high.#Last) I am running a Megasquirt programmable computer on my car and the digital read out for the temp is 10 to 12 degrees higher than what the new controller is showing. You can either solder in a resister to adjust temp (1 ohm per degree) or the easier thing to do (which is what I did) was just adjust where your fans come on and off at taking in to account the temp difference. Example, if I was wanting the fans to come on at 200* I set the controller box to have them come on at 190*. Everything works and the fans run and stop according to the temps my ECU is seeing. Hope this helps!

    • @BomB_Don
      @BomB_Don Před 2 lety

      What does it mean when your Dakota digital 2800bt controller flashes the little red dot top left corner when ignition is in off position?? With Key on its solid dot, and pressing SET shows 101?Also temp gauge not working..

    • @kevingalloway8065
      @kevingalloway8065 Před rokem

      I have the same problem with mine...did you ever figure this out?

  • @jamesivine2269
    @jamesivine2269 Před 6 měsíci

    Just finished installing and thanks in large part to this video, it was a painless install and everything works flawlessly.

  • @joebroart
    @joebroart Před 3 lety +5

    It would be ideal to have a list of fuses and relays that are not included in the kits you sell. It saves the head ace of stopping everything your doing and going to the auto parts store

    • @wisconsinbush2940
      @wisconsinbush2940 Před 2 lety +2

      You’ll need 2-70amp relays and 2-fuse holders with 30 amp fuses

  • @89Interceptor
    @89Interceptor Před 3 lety +4

    Ive never heard it called convoluted tubing before, ive just always called it wire loom

    • @bluray1522
      @bluray1522 Před 3 lety +2

      its called split loom in the car audio world! ya his name is a bit off lol

    • @nunyabiznazz2883
      @nunyabiznazz2883 Před 2 lety +1

      what size loom is needed?

  • @AlwaysTrying
    @AlwaysTrying Před 2 lety

    Bro! You look like Seth Green 🔥 😂 thanks for helping me get my fans set right

  • @WileyR1
    @WileyR1 Před 3 lety +3

    Been waiting for this video!helped out so much

  • @monke4632
    @monke4632 Před rokem +1

    If I have a electrical fan set up right now that is shit and want to replace it with the stock fan, how easy is it? I don’t know much about electrical and I don’t want to go cutting things up in order to remove the fan. Please help!

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před rokem

      Hey there, give us a call at 1-866-507-3786 or email us with the link below and our customer care team can you help you out! lmr.com/contact

  • @DrivingSlowOnTheFastLane
    @DrivingSlowOnTheFastLane Před 2 lety +1

    Anyone know where I can find some good quality in line fuse holders?

  • @zarmelad3475
    @zarmelad3475 Před 3 lety +4

    A list of items needed besides what's included in the kits would be really helpful. Like the fuse taps, are they included?

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 3 lety +2

      As Landan mentioned, wiring is more of a "custom install". Everyone's vehicle is going to be different when wiring up this kit. Around 1:53, there's a list of what you'll need for a general install. From there, it'll depend on how your Mustang is set up. Feel free to give us a call at 1-866-507-3786 or email us with the link below and a customer service rep can always assist you if you still have questions or concerns about this kit! - lmr.com/contact

    • @justinlogue31
      @justinlogue31 Před 3 lety +2

      You will need to order the Y block as well, it’s sold separate.

    • @zarmelad3475
      @zarmelad3475 Před 3 lety +1

      @@justinlogue31 Are you talking about the coolant Y block? If so I actually did and this didn't work with the temp sensor (wasn't picking up temps correctly), when I called dakota digital they told me not to use it lol, so I just tapped a hole in the Thermostat housing. Now I have a $40 Y block just sitting in my garage.

    • @justinlogue31
      @justinlogue31 Před 3 lety +1

      @@zarmelad3475 yes, I ordered one and paid extra shipping to get it time to go racing. FedEx screwed me so I went and built my own using brass fittings (actually looks better than the Y block) but according to my troubleshooting guide it is not reading the sender at all? Fans stay on all the time as a default. Sent Dakota an email this morning and waiting to hear back from them. I think I should just T into the factory sending unit?

    • @zarmelad3475
      @zarmelad3475 Před 3 lety +1

      @@justinlogue31 Not sure on that one man. I have a feeling that wouldn't work, but I'm not really knowledgeable when it comes to wiring. Call Dakota Digital, they were very helpful over the phone with me. Basically the temp sensor needs to be touching liquid, I put mine into the top of the thermostat housing so when ever it opens up it starts reading. Has been working well for me for the past few months. -When I first had an issue with mine the dakota digital thermostat was working but the temps displayed were way lower then actual so it wasn't kicking on the fans. If your not reading any temp on the bluetooth app I'd take another look at the wiring into the unit again.

  • @danielvick7875
    @danielvick7875 Před rokem

    Myself I've always known this plastic conduit? Anyways wherever? What I've been curious about all these fans duels and single fans assemblies is why not the CFM ever mentioned? And the reliability of them? I am loyal to LMR and I just looking out for my best interest , because of my few thousand miles away

  • @andreholland6717
    @andreholland6717 Před rokem

    Installed this with my buddy and I can’t get my fans to turn on

  • @scottclark2413
    @scottclark2413 Před rokem

    Which app are we supposed to download? I can't seem to find the right one. Thank you

  • @danielvick7875
    @danielvick7875 Před rokem

    Not trying to be negative but if I remember it correctly wasn't the original Contour dual fans 3,800 cfm? Just asking?

  • @wisconsinbush2940
    @wisconsinbush2940 Před 2 lety +1

    What do you do if you don’t have AC in your car?

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 2 lety

      You can simply omit the blue A/C wiring from the installation if this is the case. -Jay

  • @NonBoosted302
    @NonBoosted302 Před 8 měsíci

    Is the black wire on the relay positive ?

  • @edgardorosario424
    @edgardorosario424 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank for video 👏👍👍

  • @cruiserbilly1
    @cruiserbilly1 Před 2 lety

    will this set up work in a 87-91 Ford F150 or Bronco?

  • @ggfox1574
    @ggfox1574 Před 3 lety +1

    Will this kit fit to my existing SVE radiator that I purchased a few years ago? I have your original aluminum cover with the electric fans. I'd like to upgrade my fans for the Texas heat.

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 3 lety +1

      Yes, they'll fit! Give us a call at 1-866-507-3786 or email us at customerservice@lmr.com and a CCR can help answer any other questions you have!

  • @dweezy916
    @dweezy916 Před 2 lety

    One of my fans stays on when turning key off. It continues to operate no matter how long the key is off

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 2 lety

      Hey there, please email or give us a call with the link below and a customer care representative can assist you with your issue! | lmr.com/contact

  • @franciscocolon3098
    @franciscocolon3098 Před rokem

    Having issues installing temp sensor. The block fits, but not enough room for stock temp sensor and Dakota sensor. Can I just install on thermostat housing? I have one that would allow me to do so.

  • @89fox26
    @89fox26 Před 3 lety

    Would this kit work for my 1988 mustang 2.3l

  • @BomB_Don
    @BomB_Don Před 2 lety

    What does it mean when your 2800bt controller flashes the little red dot top left corner when ignition is in off position?? With Key on its solid dot, and pressing SET shows 101?Also temp gauge not working.

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 2 lety

      Hey there,
      If you can, send us an email using the link below and one of our customer care representatives can assist you with that! lmr.com/contact

    • @BomB_Don
      @BomB_Don Před 2 lety

      Ok thanks

  • @Spaznaut1
    @Spaznaut1 Před 3 lety

    What is the resistor for and should it be used? I purchased a 3rd harness adapter just in case but haven't seen anything on what it is for? I've heard that it gives a 'soft' start but no confirmation.

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 3 lety

      Hi Ted,
      If you can, give us a call at 1-866-507-3786 and a customer care representative can assist you with all the tech info on the wiring for the contour electric fan.

  • @easycomeeasygo8901
    @easycomeeasygo8901 Před 3 lety

    maybe I missed it. Did you say what on temperature and off temperature should be?
    what CFM are the Contour fans rated for?

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 3 lety +1

      The CFM rating is approximately 3,500 CFM Output and for the on/off temp, you can set it as needed. We mentioned in the video that you can start with the lowest setting and then adjust to what you prefer.

    • @kowpow2259
      @kowpow2259 Před 2 lety +1

      On temp should be about 10 degrees above your thermostat rating. Ex 180 stat = 190 on temp

  • @jbook-fundsfoxbodys9403

    Will the top fan brackets interfere if I have a steeda radiator hold down brackets?

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 3 lety

      Give us a call at 1-866-507-3786 or email our CCR team with the link and they can provide some more details if they'll fit with a Steeda radiator hold down brackets - lmr.com/contact

  • @dcal2051
    @dcal2051 Před 11 měsíci

    What amperage for the in line fuse?

  • @staceysims7270
    @staceysims7270 Před rokem

    What part # for fuse tap?

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před rokem

      Stacey - The fuse tap was purchased from our local auto parts store. I don't have a part number, unfortunately. -Landan

  • @Jkush463
    @Jkush463 Před 2 lety

    he used the crimpers wrong the entire video, you dont crush them flat you put them under the hump part and the bump pushes in a point to actually crimp it, those crimps were total trash.

  • @kylethomas6174
    @kylethomas6174 Před 2 lety +1

    To bad lmr sells the pigtails separate and I didn’t notice that until my fans came. complete garbage that the pigtails don’t come with the fan you have to order a 140 brackets to get the pigtails really disappointing lmr terrible marketing scam to make people buy the brackets they don’t even need

  • @HockeyJockOne
    @HockeyJockOne Před 3 lety

    If the ac is deleted can we still use that connector or will it not work?

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před 3 lety

      Hey Drew, give us a call at 1-866-507-3786 or email us and a CCR can help you out with more info! - lmr.com/contact

    • @sasukeschidorilv3
      @sasukeschidorilv3 Před 3 lety

      Did they help you out? I too have an ac delete

    • @HockeyJockOne
      @HockeyJockOne Před 2 lety

      @@sasukeschidorilv3 I ended up using my megasquirt to control the fans

    • @SasquatchS550
      @SasquatchS550 Před 2 lety

      @@HockeyJockOne I'm thinking about getting some contour fans and didn't know my Megasquirt could act as the controller too. How is this working for you? Would save me almost $200 if it does lol

  • @gionevermind5490
    @gionevermind5490 Před rokem

    Know what... I'm a just stick to fan clutch... this crap is confusing

    • @latemodelrestoration
      @latemodelrestoration  Před rokem

      As long as the car is staying cool, it's hard to beat a mechanical fan. -Landan