Anybody have an idea how and where to mount the ballast and fan in a 2004 Subaru Legacy Wagon? My car has no place for either one.
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Tom, the fan needs to be mounted on the back of the bulb. It should screw right onto the bulb. The ballest should just be cable tied to any metal part near the headlight housing. Just make sure its not a pipe.
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How or where do you put these iin a car? I heard someone say the car windows?? Can anyone please elaborate a liitle more on this topic? thanks:)
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My old motors/fans (2) were damaged by the roofers and the new ones had mounting kits that allowed the new fans to fit the old frames, All went together easily. They have been installed and running for 2 yrs when the thermostat switch demands it. The old motor/fans and the boxes for the new motors have been discarded and we have no idea of part numbers. Woody H.
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There is a flapper in the vent exhaust on the fan. It may be stuck. Those fans really work well. Just my guess.
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I have a 1997 Club Car. Mounted the gauge just above and to the left of where the steering column penetrates the panel. Left the old gauge in place on the right hand side of the cart. I did cut a rectangular hole in the panel and mounted the new LED gauge from the back. Can email a photo if wanted. eto3.wa@hotmail.com
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I've seen Altimas with them. You just have to pick the correct bulb size and then find somewhere to mount the ballasts. On my 2011 Mazda I had to put a cold air intake because it didn't fit with the stock intake. For reference the ballasts are about the size of a trifold wallet and as slim as 1 or 2 phones on top of each other.
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You would plug them into your ballast. We have installation instructions we can email you once you have purchased, just let us know when you purchase and we will send them to you.
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Yes, it was for mine you are right,the fan is on the opposite side but it fit right in the mounting plate on my camper and has worked flawlessly. I have not had any problems. Not sure why they have the fan on the other side.
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Just use the provided fan and I'd you dislike it then you should get a new one. I'm currently using the stock fan.
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I believe you will need to purchase a light kit separately. Which should be available and mountable after removing the disk on the bottom center of the fan.
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It was purchased to retrofit an old fan. Try youtube. You might surprised. Tim
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I went thru the same ordeal. Finally I got rid of the fan/light. I spent a week and many dollars trying to get my lights to work. Bulbs, ballasts took it all apart and nothing. Wish I had the answer.
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It is an easy replacement. It is plugged into your existing ballast. We do have installation instructions we can email to you when you purchase, just sent us an email when you place your order. Let me know if you have any questions.
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There is a diagram on the ballast that shows just how to install it. There are fewer wires to connect than an old-school ballast. Just follow the diagram and trust it it has never lead me a-stray.
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I cut a 16 in. dia. Hole to mount the exhaust fan. I have a block wall, once the circular hole was made I mounted the fan and then placed the louvers on the outside wall. Iam very happy withe the exhaust fan. I also used a rheostat to control the speed of the exhaust fan.
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I had the same problem. I replaced the ballast and it took care of the problem. I also discovered the old one had got so hot it was partially melted.
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I have not installed the fan as yet. I did purchase a flush mount and light kit for it. We have not got to that part of the remodel yet.