Lincoln Mark Viii electric fan install
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Ford crown victoria 2010 e-fan
I did a new swap ( durango 02 / 5.9L ) .. by installing an used electric fan from Ford crown victoria 2010 ... i cutted about 2 cm from the new e-fan shroud to fit it .
it's the strongest e-fan i ever seen ... even when temp hit over 122 f ( state of kuwait )
it's keeping my engine cool enough ..
only 100 $ i spent to have it from the junkyard and installed by myself ..
i'll try to put some pic as soon as possible
it's the strongest e-fan i ever seen ... even when temp hit over 122 f ( state of kuwait )
it's keeping my engine cool enough ..
only 100 $ i spent to have it from the junkyard and installed by myself ..
i'll try to put some pic as soon as possible
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#14
Good choice in the e-fan. I've been running the same fan on my '01 Dakota RT for over 5 years now and have never seen my temp go over 200 deg...even in 100 deg weather in stop & go traffic with the AC on full blast.
I'm using the Flex-a-lite 31149 controller set to come on at 190 deg on the low speed side of the fan. I have a DC Control controller waiting in the wings if the Flex-a-lite ever goes out which would allow me to use both the high and low speeds of the fan. So far I've never seen a need for high speed but it's always nice to have the option.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FLX-31149/
http://www.dccontrol.com/relay_controllers.htm
I'm using the Flex-a-lite 31149 controller set to come on at 190 deg on the low speed side of the fan. I have a DC Control controller waiting in the wings if the Flex-a-lite ever goes out which would allow me to use both the high and low speeds of the fan. So far I've never seen a need for high speed but it's always nice to have the option.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FLX-31149/
http://www.dccontrol.com/relay_controllers.htm