Grand Cherokee fan... 19" across, 3" thick, S-blades, moves a ton of air and doesn't draw much amperage. And it's about $50 from Mother Mopar.

 

Okay i have looked and looked for one of those fella's, I can't seem to find one... You got a link?4


I might just be searching completely wrong... I don't know.

 

Part number CBG4F250.

 

I have that exact dual FFDynamics fan setup , and it came with everything I needed. It has worked through an North East Coast winter and has been completely submerged underwater several times with no problems what so ever . In My opinion it is a great product for a great price . The only thing I recommend is to use quality shrink tubes at your connections and a heavy gauge wire from the relay to feed the fans . You will not be disappointed in this setup . In the winter I turn the thermostat down so my truck warms up very fast and my truck always stays at operational temperature even on the hottest days in the summer .
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that looks good pacman. did the stock fan shroud fit over the fans? also do you remember approximately how much shipping was to Canada?

 

Yes I remember notching the lower corners 1" or so


Actually I had them shipped to a friends place in Maine and he delivered them when he came for a visit .

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DODGE-RAM-AD...#ht_2101wt_825

 

thanks. i almost want to install a electric fan on my 93 but the coolant overflow is bolted to the fan shroud just like the 2nd gen trucks. pretty dumb idea since there was still tons of room under the hood in 93 but that is the way it is.

 

Okay, I ordered the jeep fan (thanks Hahns for the Part #), does anyone have any insight on whether this wiring kit would not work? Even though it's designed for dual fans, I would think I could just hook one up.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/HDA-3647/

 

if it will work for 2 fans it should be able to work on just 1 fan.