09-08-2012, 12:28 AM
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No, they're not usable. The trigger temps are not right and the wiring isn't up to supplying the heavier load of larger fans.
Don't repurpose the OEM connectors for this. Just go to the parts store and buy a set of weatherproof connectors. They won't be corroded and you can accommodate the heavier wiring which I really hope you've run from the battery to the relay to the fans.
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