Rad Fan/s

I have removed the twin fan AC setup and associated relay/fusing/loom.I'm left with a two wire connector to the fan/fans and the rad thermo switch both of which go into the loom .Is this remaining circuit fused and on a relay or do I need to rewire it ????

Not sure... try joining the terminals for the stat and see if the fan wire goes live...

It may well do.......... but is it protected ???? The AC setup had a completely seperate loom incorporating temp dials,blower etc.There was a feed from the remaining fan wires up to the double relays .................

When i ripped out my AC i plugged the fans back into the main loom and everything has been working fine since.
I'm sure they are protected by fuses but can't say for sure!!

I have removed the twin fan AC setup and associated relay/fusing/loom.I'm left with a two wire connector to the fan/fans and the rad thermo switch both of which go into the loom .Is this remaining circuit fused and on a relay or do I need to rewire it ????

Have you looked at the wiring diagram?
Have you removed all the fuses, 1 by 1 to see what happens?

I have removed the twin fan AC setup and associated relay/fusing/loom.I'm left with a two wire connector to the fan/fans and the rad thermo switch both of which go into the loom .Is this remaining circuit fused and on a relay or do I need to rewire it ????

Have you looked at the wiring diagram?
Have you removed all the fuses, 1 by 1 to see what happens?

I have looked at the diagram ,it just looked back at me Shorting the temp switch powers the remaining wires up so I'll pull some fuses .....................There's supposed to be a AC related fan fuse in the main holder ,we'll see

Been too busy re-doing the fuel lines today They were fine on initial start but today decided to spring a leak on the most inaccessible joint
Good news is that on the second start and warm up , oil pressure on tickover is in the 6
It's a bit like first child at the minute constantly listening out for odd noises, panicking something's up