95 Camaro/Trams Am Electric
Fan
Over all pic of the dual
fans tight fit on control arm
washer
'95 Camaro engine fuse box
A '95 Camaro/Trans Am
Radiator coolant fans
will fit into a C3 with a little work. I used a hack saw to trim off areas of the fan to clear the upper
control arms and sway bar. It will take a few trial runs until you get it right. To
mount the Fans I sandwiched the top portion of the plastic fan assembly between a 1/4" thick x 3/4" wide aluminum
strip and 1/8" x 1"
angle iron on top. The angle iron then mounts to the top radiator support. The purpose
for the aluminum is to give support to the the plastic frame the fans are mounted
to. I drilled and tapped the aluminum to attach the angle iron easier. I used the existing lower mounts
originally used to attached the fan shroud to mount the bottom of the plastic fan frame. The '95 Camaro relays operate the fans. GM uses 3 relays which work together to turn on one fan
under normal conditions or both fans when either the temperature of the
engine reaches 220 degrees or the A/C is turned on. I wired the coil wires of
the relays to a thermal switch located in the cylinder head. When the
engine reaches 200 degrees, the thermal switch grounds the coil wires of
the relays, which turns the fans on. You can buy after market relays and
thermal switches through Mid America, Eckler's, Jeg's, or Summit. The thermal
switch will only fit '84 thru '96 Corvette or Camaro/Trams Am with aluminum
cylinder heads. You should use two separate relays for each fan.
Below is a very simple wiring diagram to operate two fans without using a PCM to
control them.
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