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thought my conversion was done but come to fit the rad an fan but hte fan wont connect as my fan is a 3prong one

can someone help please

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what conversion is it? GTs should have a 2 speed 3 prong fan, i wouldnt run a gt with just a 1 speed fan...

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mk2 gt conversion.

nope its only got 2 prongs on the plug but on the fan it self its got 3 the plugs massive

any help

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anyone

is the loom from a gt? I've never seen a gt with a 2 speed fan?

but why dont i shut the fuck up, i have a 2 pin fan, can do you it for £17 posted? bare in mind postage will be about £10

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.lol can you checky matey the connector?

yea the loom is out of a GT i bought it off max cross is it check his build thread it says in there

the connector is 2 pin i know for sure, gts came with 2 speed fan tho 3 pin, I'm adamant

i cant recall off top of my head, but i think the radiator fan is on the light loom? i could be wrong, but if it is then the light loom isnt a gt loom, it will work fine, but only 1 speed fan lol

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yea its a full gt loom this is my connector

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this is my new fan i bought but its wrong

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this is my rad plug

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this is my mk2 fan

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Hmmm. I swear i've read on here that early mk3 GT's came with a single speed fan fitted. My GT's fan wasn't even wired up when I bought it, only took me a month to figure that one out!

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this what max cross told me

As for the fan I know the socket is different between the mk2 and 3. Some mk3's have a 2 speed fan some only have a single speed. I can't remember which one you have. The way to tell is if the socket connecting to the fan has 3 pins then its a 2 speed if it only has 2 then its a single speed. I think yours is a signal speed.

Mark..

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any news

Looks exactly the same as my mk3 golf 1.4 fan. May broaden your search.

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