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Bottom line, any radiator leak repair in the coolant is temporary if it works at all. It the radiator is leaking/cracked, you should replace it soon before you're stranded somewhere.
there is a white button on the back of the heater control board you can hold it down and raise the temp that way, but yes it is not healthy to have the water that hot it is dangerous to your health
there is no relay for high speed, the blower relay is only for all other speeds except high. The high speed has a direct 12v lead to it (fused). you will need to check for 12v supply at the motor. If no voltage you woll need to check fuse.
I assume that you are talking about the heater fan?
Your heater FAN has at least 3 settings, and for our purposes we will assume low,med and high
Low and medium run through a resistor High is wired direct Either your resistor is bad or your fan is I know it seems wrong that the fan could be shot but it could be pulling so many amps that it won't work in any other mode than high I just had this happen on one of my trucks Start with the fan
You would need at least 1.5mm with 2mm preferable Cable.
1500Watts is 13 AMPS at 115Volts So you are going to need Industrial 3 core that can handle min 15 Amps @ 115V. Make sure you get fireproof cable too.
if you have checked the switch as recommended, it is most likely to be the heater resistor which contols the diffrerent speeds. it is
normally fited near to the motor and is a squarish block with multiplug on it and coils like springs in the centre of it, look at the coils they may be burnt out.hope this helps
Hi loredo. Hifonics are outstanding amps. I would need a complete description of your system ( or your system to be) including High quality pictures of all amp connections and controls followed by a chat or preferably a phone call. Let me know, and if you ever want to get rid of that amp.......... Regards Paul
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