Addictive Desert Designs 2010 - 2014 Ford F150 / Raptor Transmission Cooler - Manual (Page 3)

3. Next, Bolt the CBR Cooler Unit to the back side of the
center mount plate. Use the supplied 1/4" Hex Head
Bolts, Hex Nuts and Flat Washers.
4. To complete Installation using Factory Bumper, please proceed to Step 7. If you are installing an
A.D.D . Bumper, please skip to Step 8. This is where an assistant or two will come in very
handy.
5. For Stock bumper: Carefully remove the 1/2" Hex Head Bolts and Nuts that are in the position
of the factory bumper studs on the frame horn. Then carefully attach the bumper with the
aluminum frame mount plates between it and the frame horns. Tighten the bumper according
to factory specifications and proceed to the Plumbing and Electrical Instructions.
6. For A.D.D. Bumper: Remove the 1/2" Hex head Bolts and Nuts and hold the bracket to the
frame and carefully line up the Bumper and use the Hardware included with the Bumper to
attach it to the truck. Once all of the hardware is installed, torque to 75 ft. lbs and proceed to
the Plumbing and Electrical Instructions.
Electrical Installation
1. Mount the relay under the hood in a convenient location as close to the fan as possible.
2. Find Temperature Sensor included with the Wiring Kit and place it in the 1 1/2" Pipe Fitting on
the CBR Cooling Assembly. Be sure to use the Teflon tape on the threads to eliminate leaks.
Route the black wire from the relay to the thermostat and cut it to length. Crimp one of
the red female spade terminals onto the wire and attach it to the thermostat. Take the
rolled up black wire and crimp the other red female spade terminal to one end. Attach
this end to the thermostat. Route and attach the other end of the wire to a good
ground. Use one of the supplied ring terminals to make this ground connection.
3. Route and connect the red wire to the Fan “+” Terminal or power wire coming from the
fan motor. Printed “To Electric Fan”.
NOTE: WITH THIS RELAY YOU CAN OPERATE A FAN RATED UP TO 30
AMPS OR TWO FANS AS LONG AS THE TOTAL CURRENT DRAW
FOR BOTH IS LESS THAN 30 AMPS.