Electric cooling fan?
08-02-2006, 12:32 PM
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Electric cooling fan?
Im looking to replace my visco fan, and want to know how powerful the new fan should be, I saw a spal 3000 cfm fan, but also as low as 1300 cfm. what is everyone else running?
08-02-2006, 01:21 PM
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why waste your time? there's a reasonably priced kit available
This is what I'll buy when my clutch fan burns up.
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08-02-2006, 05:18 PM
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There is no "tapping". It's on a relay wired directly from the battery to a switch by my right knee
Some people like to use a thermostat, but I'd rather manually control it when I need it. I've never had a problem, but the thermostat guys say their fan is on too often.
Don't tap into the other fans. First, it won't come on when it is needed. Second, you're fuse system isn't setup to run it off that circuit.
Don't tap into the other fans. First, it won't come on when it is needed. Second, you're fuse system isn't setup to run it off that circuit.