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![]() Ill take a stab at it. though i think you could do it a couple ways. The only thing im unsure about is the switch because i dont know how it was wires up before. So ill just assume the switch is a master control and allows the thermostat to work.
Ill start with the switch: Depending on how the switch is lit im guessing that 2 wires are ground the third goes to the - wire on the thermostat then from the + wire on the thermostat you run wires to the +'s on both fans and the -'s from the fans will just go to a chassis ground. As for the third wire on the thermostat it could be a couple things depending on the switch and sensor it could be a wire going to a temp sensor or it could go to the switch as an over-ride. if you can remember how it worked before i might be able to help more. Hope i helped a bit |
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