Electric Fan
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RE: Electric Fan
from what i've heard you want to get the biggest one you can fit...and it usually is a good idea to get a battery and or alternator upgrade so that power stops taking away from your HP (because stock fan is mounted to engine pulley) and also not drain battery if you have anything like sound system or w/e. i took my fan off and left it like that for the winter...only had problems when i got stuck in downtown traffic and i overheated, funny story. dont do that.
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RE: Electric Fan
I got the most quiet one I could find. The first one was too loud. I have it wired to a relay via temp sensor in the thermostat housing, works perfect. That threaded hole happens to be the same threads as a typical universal temp sensor.
Truck runs cooler @ idle with the a/c on or off. Temperature is MUCH more consistant. The a/c is much colder @ idle also.Dodge should have gave these trucks electric fans from the get go.
I fabricated my own aluminum brackets to the fan shroud to bolt it in place. Easy .2 off your 1/4 mile time.
Truck runs cooler @ idle with the a/c on or off. Temperature is MUCH more consistant. The a/c is much colder @ idle also.Dodge should have gave these trucks electric fans from the get go.
I fabricated my own aluminum brackets to the fan shroud to bolt it in place. Easy .2 off your 1/4 mile time.