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PRE-INSTALLATION

1.

Using a flat table or workbench, lay the Cooler Assembly on a flat
surface (Electric Fan facing up as shown in Section: Identifying
Components).

1.

Identify the In-line Thermostat Housing and the Thermostat Switch.

2.

Using Loctite or a suitable sealant, carefully screw the Thermostat
Switch into the In-line Thermostat Housing turning the switch
clockwise. (Hand Tighten Only) See Diagram #1

DO NOT USE A WRENCH TO TIGHTEN THE
THERMOSTAT SWITCH; OVERTIGHTENING WILL
DAMAGE STUD AND VOID WARRANTY.

1.

Identify the Inlet Port on the Cooler Assembly. When facing the ports
on the cooler it will be on the right  side. See Diagram #2

2.

Take the In-line Thermostat Housing and Thermostat assembly and
identify the female threads. Carefully screw the female side onto the
Inlet Port of the Cooler Assembly. See Diagram #2

3.

Using a 7/8” wrench and a 1-1/16” backup wrench tighten
Thermostat Housing.

THERMOSTAT INSTALLATION

WARNING:

Diagram #1

Thermostat

Switch

In-Line

Thermostat

Housing

CAUTION

Silver/Red

Label

Positive Wire: Black

Serial No.: 000000232446

AIRFLOW

Customer P/N:

Diagram #2

Inlet Port

Blue Female
Connector(s)

Red Wire

Black Wire Loom

(Red Wire Inside)

To Chassis

Ground

PRE-INSTALLATION (Continued)

IDENTIFYING THE POSITIVE & NEGATIVE WIRES ON THE ELECTRIC FAN

PRE-WIRING THE COOLER ASSEMBLY

1.

Locate the Red/Silver label on the Electric Fan. See Diagram #3

2.

This label identifies the airflow direction and the color of the Positive Fan wire. In this application the positive wire can be the
black wire so make sure to check label.

3.

Once you have determined the color of the positive and negative wires continue with the following steps, Pre-wiring the
Cooler Assembly.

1.

Take the 12 feet of RED Wire and 12 feet of Black Split Wire Loom supplied.

2.

Install the RED wire into the Black Wire Loom

3.

Using a Blue Butt Connector supplied, attach one end of the Blue Butt Connector to either end of the RED wire using the
proper crimping tool. See Diagram #4

4.

Attach the Blue Female Connector to EITHER terminal on the Thermostat Switch. See Diagram #4

5.

Using a Blue Butt Connector supplied, attach the Blue Female Connector to the Positive Wire on the Electric Fan. See
Diagram #4

6.

Attach the Blue Female Connector to the remaining Thermostat Switch wire. See Diagram #4

Diagram #3

Diagram #4

Thermostat

Switch &

In-Line

Housing

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Summary of Contents for 20561

Page 1: ...Blue Wire Splice Connector 1 Blue Butt Connector 2 Blue Female Connector 1 Blue Ring Terminal 1 10 Sheet Metal Screw 4 6 Zip Ties 12 4 Zip Ties IDENTIFYING COMPONENTS APPLICATIONS 1987 1996 Jeep Wrangler YJ 1997 2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ Thermostat Switch 1 Plastic Mounting Rods 4 Plastic Retainer Clips 4 1 x 1 Foam Pads 8 Inner Frame Bracket J Bracket 1 Outer Frame Bracket Bracket C 1 Cooler Assembly...

Page 2: ...tomer P N Diagram 2 Inlet Port Blue Female Connector s Red Wire Black Wire Loom Red Wire Inside To Chassis Ground PRE INSTALLATION Continued IDENTIFYING THE POSITIVE NEGATIVE WIRES ON THE ELECTRIC FAN PRE WIRING THE COOLER ASSEMBLY 1 Locate the Red Silver label on the Electric Fan See Diagram 3 2 This label identifies the airflow direction and the color of the Positive Fan wire In this application...

Page 3: ... take the 5 bolt and install it into the bottom hole closest to the vehicles frame sliding it all the way up through the inside upper hole Install a 5 16 SAE Flat washer and 5 16 18 Lock nut on the top of the bracket assembly and hand tighten See Diagram 6 6 Using the 5 16 18 x 1 Bolt SAE Washers and 5 16 18 Lock Nut install this bolt in the upper outside hole and hand tighten 7 Using the 5 16 18 ...

Page 4: ...Double Hose Support 9 Cinch the Plastic Retainer Clip until completely tight slightly compressing the foam pads 10 Cut excess mounting rods 11 Use the 6 Zip Ties to secure hoses in areas making sure hoses are away from Hot or moving obstructions 12 Repeat steps 5 10 along the frame rail up to the front of the vehicle 13 Route hose up to the bottom of the vehicles radiator 14 Disconnect the factory...

Page 5: ...ds to be connected to the vehicles switched ignition source An ignition source can be found in a few locations 1 Under the dash 2 In the vehicles fuse box 8 Using a test light identify a switched ignition source Route Red wire to the ignition source 9 Using the 20 amp fuse holder Blue Butt Connector and Blue Wire Splice Connector supplied install Red wire onto the switched ignition wire Wiring fan...

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