Electric fans

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Asked by GuruT5TGB Jun 14, 2018 at 12:30 AM about the 2009 Ford F-150 Platinum SuperCrew 4WD

Question type: Car Customization

I have a 2009 F1 50 with electric fan clutch I want to take the factory fans off
at 2010 and put them on that same 2009 if I do that and plug-in the wiring
where the electric fan clutch plugs into well it function the same and make the
fans work

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The plug shouldn't be the same, if it is the electric clutch and e-fans work differently and get different signals

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If I take the electric fan clutch off and put electric fans on will it pop a check engine light

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The electric clutch power demand may be different than the cooling fan power draw which could mean different wiring, fuses and relays.

"If I take the electric fan clutch off and put electric fans on will it pop a check engine light" Disconnect the clutch and take if for a trial drive and see.

I did a little more research and if your truck has a fan speed sensor you will get a trouble code unless there is a way to wire it up to the electric fans.

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