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Old 30th January 2020, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Stromaluski View Post
The stock D2 connector is a pin connector, whereas the D3 connector is a blade type connector.
Actually both are blades, see attached photo of a D2 fan connector.
However the male/female setup seems to be reversed, the D2 fan is male whereas the D3 is female, so you couldn't disassemble and reinsert the wires into a different shell even if they were compatible.
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