You need have your truck running at the correct temps without any mods like an e fan. An e fan is not going to solve your problem.

 

I wasn't aware the OP was having engine temp problems? Thought he was just needing to replace water pump.


Quad, here's my setup.


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

I used a jeep Grand Cherokee fan, part number CBG4F250, ordered from wermopar.com. It cost me $52.58 plus $9.95 shipping.

With this fan and this wiring kit you will need to swap the 25 amp fuse that comes in the kit for a 30A. A single 19" fan draws a good bit at startup. Also, you will have one extra powered wire if you go this route, since the kit is for dual fans. I just wrapped it up into the loom when i wrapped my harness. I mounted it in the factory shroud by drilling holes and using zip ties, and so far I have had no problems.


Heres a link to the picture of it in my shroud https://dodgeforum.com/forum/members...-19-06-13.html

 

Sorry, you are right, I got threads mixed up. Too much reading and not enough memory.

 

That's what I thought but I was trying to give you the benefit of the doubt, since much of the time you pay better attention than I do

 

Thanks for all the info. Do you know how many cfms that cherokee fan puts out? I do alot of towing, which leads me to think that i need dual fans. I would love to do a single fan though due to cost and ease. Anyone else have a single fan or cherokee setup that can chime in?

 

Over 4000 is all I know. Hahns5.2 uses the same fan in his boosted 318 Dak.

 

good enough for me. Going to go pull one from pick n pull tomorrow and get me a controller and water pump.

 

what year model and motors did that fan come in?

 

I believe just '00-'02. It was actually a recall replacement if I recall correctly...

 

I cant seem to find one locally....what motor did that fan come on?