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Electric fan | toggle switch vs temperature sensor | Both!

Title: Electric Fan | Toggle Switch vs Temperature Sensor | Both? Welcome back to the channel! In today's video, we're diving into the world of electric fans and exploring the benefits of using both a toggle switch and a temperature sensor to control a Derale high output 2-speed fan. First, we'll be pulling out the pre-existing American Volt 14-gauge harness and reinstalling a more robust Derale 12-gauge harness for our radiator fan. This upgrade is essential for handling the increased power demands of our high-performance fan. Next, we'll discuss the pros and cons of using a toggle switch versus a temperature sensor for fan control. A toggle switch offers manual control, allowing you to turn the fan on and off at will. On the other hand, a temperature sensor automates the process, activating the fan only when the engine reaches a certain temperature. But what if you could have the best of both worlds? We'll show you how to set up both controls, giving you ultimate flexibility and peace of mind. And a special shoutout to Ed, who is still recovering from a recent surgery but continues to be a vital part of our video production. Despite the challenges, he's here making sure we bring you the best content possible. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tips and tutorials on keeping your vehicle running cool and efficient. Let's get started! Code: DEQ2MAXJRK7HJPJM, XGJ63TBQFU012S1X 00:00 Not ready yet 00:48 Introduction 02:03 Out with the old & in with the new harness explained 03:49 Derale fan preperation & Wiring relay harness 04:53 Diagram and how to wirre the relay harness 07:33 Installing the Derale relay harness 09:19 Testing the Derale fan & harness 10:40 Look at the harness routing in detail 12:23 Conclusion 14:11 Outro 85 Corvette/DIY Procharger Playlist:    • Supercharged c4  ground zero ep. one