Converting Your Car to Electric Thermo Fans - Davies Craig Digital Fan Switch (Ford NC Fairlane)

Today we're removing the standard mechanical viscous-clutch engine fan from my 1993 Ford NC Fairlane and converting it to electric thermo fans! The reason? The stock engine fan on these cars sound horrendous on hot days - it's one of the worst sounds ever when it comes to cars.

So today we're removing that fan, and replacing it with a set of thermo fans from an EL Falcon. The EL comes from the same family of cars as the NC, and was released just a few years later. Luckily, the fans are almost a direct fit, requiring only one minor modification for it to slot in perfectly. From there, I'll show you how to make it all work using a Davies Craig Digital Thermatic Fan Switch.

🧰 Parts Used
Davies Craig Digital Thermatic Fan Switch - https://daviescraig.com.au/product/di...

Timestamps:
Overview: 00:00
How it works: 01:11
What you'll need: 03:01
Testing the fans: 03:39
Removing the engine fan: 04:06
Fitting thermo fans: 05:40
Fitting the fan controller: 06:20
Wiring up the fans: 06:47
Running power to the controller: 08:05
Earthing the fans & controller: 08:56
Aircon compressor signal wire: 09:12
Radiator temperature probe: 09:46
Testing the setup: 10:03
The final result: 10:43
Road test / conclusion: 13:29

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Please note: I enjoy working on cars but I can't promise that what I do will work for your particular car, or that you won't harm yourself, someone else, your car, or your warranty doing it. Please be safe, be responsible and if you're not sure what you're doing, get a qualified mechanic to help you out.