Do you have two LEDs with your setup?

I am going to take a guess that you are grounding out your +12v input for the LED(s) without going through one or both. If you can take a digital shot of your wiring I think it would be easy to tell you what you might have wrong. Right now there's not enough information.

 

turns out my battery cable was loose DUUHH!!
I'm goin to try hookin the switch back up in the moring and see if that did the trick. ill post a pick of my wiring tommorow

 

Since you have an OBD-II car, you might want to add the resistors in this diagram to keep any DTCs from occurring.

 

Thanks Rob for the diagram. Although I'm not experiencing any DTCs right now with my 01 wire up, I'm still going to put the 47 ohm resistors in-line to the fan wire taps. It's off to Radio Shack I go.

One thing I really like about having those LEDs for the fan switch is that they come on without the switch being used when the fans activate through the pcm. It's not a big deal but it's another cool way to keep an eye on what's happening with the cooling system.

 

Thanks Rob for the diagram. Although I'm not experiencing any DTCs right now with my 01 wire up, I'm still going to put the 47 ohm resistors in-line to the fan wire taps. It's off to Radio Shack I go.

One thing I really like about having those LEDs for the fan switch is that they come on without the switch being used when the fans activate through the pcm. It's not a big deal but it's another cool way to keep an eye on what's happening with the cooling system.

I don't have a fan switch on mine (I have my PCM reprogrammed to lower the ON settings), but I do have the LEDs to watch the fans. I like being able to watch what is going on, too.