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Old 29-01-2005, 09:01 PM   #1
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Default Anyone got an EF/EL workshop manual?

And could do me a huge favour?
I've bought EL thermos, and I have a proper relay control box for them as well, but I'm stuffed if I can figure out which wires go to where, or for that matter how each fan is controlled. One fan has 2 wires, pretty straightforward, the other has 3, which is more confusing. I assume one is for a/c control and one is for ecu, but is it a single or dual speed fan?
In short, if anyone has the workshop manual, I would greatly appreciate a copy of the thermofan wiring schematic.
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