Eletric Fan?
I have mine wired with a relay on a toggle switch. i wired my buddys chev with a relay and a switched pos signal(ie turn the key on and it will trip the relay so he doesnt have to remember to flip a switch). i think the best way would be to get a temp sensor that would trip a relay at a preset temp
+1. I prefer this way to a thermo switch so that if I take the truck offroad to play, or if its a really hot day, I can leave the fan running all the time and never worry about it overheating. Also, I've gone entire short trips across town never turning the fan on, which saves putting a load on the alternator.
I would go thermal switch if it were me and I had a dual fan unit.
I have two fans and a sheet of aluminum I am going to weld up into a shroud. One fan will be run with a thermal switch and one with a switch in the dash.
I have two fans and a sheet of aluminum I am going to weld up into a shroud. One fan will be run with a thermal switch and one with a switch in the dash.
I agree, id probably go with that once i get a 318 so i can go with it off if its not hot out or if i want it to warm up fast, on a thermo mabey for highway and more and manual switch for hot days or whenever i want it to run cool
hmm how necessary is said shroud? I was thinking of just using a generic fan from summit similar to the direct fit one, but the install just comes with ziptie like connectors. Can I just use those, or will it not be efficient enough w/o the shroud?
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I think the shroud is not necessary. But if towing or hauling you want your radiator to cool 100% of its body. Not 70% or so with out the shroud. What I did was take off my radiator and mounted the fans. Then got some simple sheet metal and make the corners.
just mounted my intrepid dual fans up. got a 3 position switch going to to relays so i got low and high, i am just going to leave it on low most of the time, and switch to high on days like today when he a/c is needed



