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06-26-2003, 01:52 PM
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The only thing about the kit is it also has a fan controller rememebr the a9 does not have a provision to control the electric fan. So yes you can swap your pins around but then you need to make sure that you put some sort of external fan controler or wire it up to come on with the car.... Any of the wiring you do for the fan needs to also go through a relay so if you don't understand or can read the "map" printed on the relay then that is one more thing to consider... all in all the Pro-M kit is complete and easy to install. That being said I would swap pins and have done so in the past but electrics don't scare me since it is my job to design petro-chemical istrument and electrical systems.
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