Colder AC
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RE: Colder AC
I'm gonna have to try this wrapping stuff. I have cooling issues as well. It's fine when you going down the road, but as soon as to stop (down here in south Louisiana) is starts warming up. I thought it was because the radiator coolant isn't staying cool enough. (Fan issues) I had thought about getting an electric fan to keep it cooler, but, if all I need to do is wrap an A/C line.... I'm there! Just call me the next wrapping white boy! HA!
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RE: Colder AC
Will be dropping by a specialty plumbing shop to pickup some of that tar insulation tape. Best insulation to use and can withstand the heat.
So if I were to drop by a store and ask for "That tar tape to insulate with" would they get me the right thing, or is there a better name to use?
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RE: Colder AC
I have to find a electric back up fan for my truck. I bought one but it's TOO big to fit in the front without hitting the front clip when I shut the hood. I measured the distance between the clutch and the radiator and I only have about 1 inch so I can't put one there. Anyone have an idea. I have to get my ac cooler as well as my motor when it's hot outside and the a/c is on.
I did have a big electric fan tho. Anyone have a replacement name, size, and part number?
I did have a big electric fan tho. Anyone have a replacement name, size, and part number?
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RE: Colder AC
I am sure there should be plenty of clearance between your radiator and the clutch fan to put in a slim 15 inch fan? Unless the 98 models have tighter clearances compared to the 2000 and newer models?
Otherwise, I guess you should go with that Mark III fan that Indy got everyone tickled over!
Otherwise, I guess you should go with that Mark III fan that Indy got everyone tickled over!
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