2jzge electric fan temp switch

[Yota_fanatic]

Hey I am swapping a 2jzge into my mk2 supra and I cannot find a place to bolt my temp switch sensor to turn my electric fans on.

Let me know what I can do.
thanks

 

[IBoughtASupra]

Do you have space for a fan clutch?

You can tap the upper radiator hose housing.

 

[Yota_fanatic]

I already have dual electric fans on my radiator and it all wired up, just cant find a place for my thermo temp switch.

I want to go the simplest route.

 

[MrOizo]

Use something like this that suits your pipe size and sensor size

 

[IBoughtASupra]

The simplest route is a fan clutch. It is the BEST setup.

 

[Yota_fanatic]

Use something like this that suits your pipe size and sensor size

Is anyone using this?? What temp sensor are u guys using?

 

[IBoughtASupra]

Tap the upper radiator housing to fit a 1/8th 180 temp switch in the housing then wire it to switch on the relay.

If you have to keep asking on how to do this and I don't mean to be a douchebag, but seriously, get a fan clutch. It will be the best cooling setup your can have. There is no need for an electrical setup when one is as simple as the fan clutch. You will not have to worry about heating issues in the Summer with the A/C either. Electric fans will not be able to cope with the added heat during the Summer. Aftermarket electric fans are not the equivalent to an OEM electric fan setup.

 

[Yota_fanatic]

Will a 1/8 27NPT thermo sensor fit into a radiator temp sensor adapter that has a thread size of 1/8 NPT??

thanks

 

[IBoughtASupra]

Yes, 1/8NPT 27 is standard on everything that comes with a 1/8NPT thread.