How to override a ATV fan switch (Part 1)
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That's one way to do it. On my quad, (honda rancher" i just hooked one wire to the temperature sensor wire, ran it through a switch, and hooked the other end to a ground. That way, when you turn the switch on, it grounds out the switch and makes the fan come on. However, if your switch is bad, I guess you can't do that.
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