BB Classics , Fitting Radiator fan thermostat

Tom form BB Classics demonstrates fitting a Thermostat to a car radiator cooling fan

[@michaelpreston9840]

Thankyou mate, this is exactly what I was looking for and needed to know, perfect simple explanation….cheers 👍

[@Maxumized]

Smart, basic demonstration...thanks!

[@Rkenshin00]

simple explanation. thank you

[@v6powerjunkie]

Cheers Tom, quick n easy

[@dntlss]

Man when he first walked in in front of the camera i was like " what kind of language is this guy speaking?"lol

[@Oliverkousha]

Can i make the sensor small?

[@sybillebriana]

Hi where to buy this...

[@deerslayer5863]

Need to make a more detailed video on how install this

[@pathurrhms8180]

Anyone know prong number 1 for? Or it's totally blank? I need to trigger the fan with positive signal from a/c compressor, is it possible?

[@hankpb1]

how can you wire additional switch to bypass thermostat?

[@crazymoparhobbygarage5940]

My switch came with a relay how do I I have one wire going in to the switch positive for the thermostat controller for the relay do I ground one of the other ends

[@MrDavew402]

Why did the fan come back on when you reversed the wires, after you cooled off the probe and the fan stopped? Did your cameraman turn the dial on the thermostat? We saw the fan stop because you put the probe in water and therefor the cold probe stopped power from going to fan, but yet when you reversed polarity the fan all of a sudden it had power again.

[@slemanalmojel6461]

hello... when I install this to my single 16" fan in my car Do i need to add a relay or no need and why ?

[@iainmclean7570]

Hi, I was sent this 120 Watt fan by mistake. In reality it is only 80 Watts so no need for a relay as the thermostat is rated for ten amps and the fan pulls a miserable 6.7 Amps. A true 120 Watt fan would require a relay to protect the thermostat contacts from damage.

[@MrDavew402]

Where to buy? Model number of switch?

[@crazymoparhobbygarage5940]

How do you use a relay in the mix

[@jayantrama2482]

Can’t find it too

[@MrDavew402]

Never mind. Found it on ebay under, Adjustable Electric Fan Thermostat Switch Radiator Temperature Control Probe Kit.

[@philprice2541]

so how do you fit the capillary tube into the top hose ?

[@randyaramos7261]

You can either do it on the hose or Carefully inserted through the radiator without damaging the cells

[@ronniewilliams8837]

We're do you find one of these?

[@dublanda1]

Ebay, its called a capillary thermostat

[@american-volt]

We sell a complete adjustable fan thermostat kit like this one at www.americanvolt.com/collections/adjustable-thermostat-kits which includes full wiring diagram and instructions for installation.

[@anthony84vette]

you really should run a relay before that switch or that switch will not last long

[@romanbanalbert]

Is this a 12volts or a 220volts?

[@MasterTomster]

Pause at 0:23 beside "CE" mark it says 20A/250V - how it is works on 12V DC?