e-fan help
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I was wondering. Many moons ago, (1981-82???) I bought Toyota's newly introduced mini-pickup in 4x4, (Tacoma predecessor?). In an effort to get some more power out of the 4-banger I installed an e-fan. As I can remember it was a very easy installation. Had to be for me to do it. It had a probe that went in the radiator, one wire for ground, one to the battery with a fuse that all led to a switch in the cab. When the temp. needle would reach a certain previously determined point I would simply switch the fan on and the the temp. would go right down. Of course I didn't have have an AC to worry about. But...Can't you still do it that way???
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ok here is the combo i am gonna go with unless anyone knows of any good reason not too. (and if so, please let me know) did alot of searching and comparing on cfm, rpm, size, and of course price. may be alittle more to wire up but spec wise its as good as any other set up i have seen. and of course cheaper.
http://www.electric-fan.us/index.php?i=B000C39C72
http://www.electric-fan.us/index.php?i=B002X1QV70
http://www.electric-fan.us/index.php?i=B000C39C72
http://www.electric-fan.us/index.php?i=B002X1QV70
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