Electric FAn???
02-23-04, 10:40 AM
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Electric FAn???
87 NA right now i think my E fan is not working very well. in stop and go traffic or just sitting in traffic it will over heat. What E FAN do you guys use?
02-23-04, 02:05 PM
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Check that the relay has 12v.
Could be a fuse or breaker.
Check that it's not burned out.
Jumper 12v for battery to fan does it run?
If not replace the fan.
Idle it with the hood up & watch the temp gauge.
Did the fan come on?
If not replace the fan thermo switch and/or relay.
Could be a fuse or breaker.
Check that it's not burned out.
Jumper 12v for battery to fan does it run?
If not replace the fan.
Idle it with the hood up & watch the temp gauge.
Did the fan come on?
If not replace the fan thermo switch and/or relay.
02-23-04, 02:13 PM
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I'm a cheepskate, so I snagged a used one from a Ford Tarus.
It's shroud fits perfect.
A mids-90's Escort fan works even better - It's a 2-speed.
It's shroud fits perfect.
A mids-90's Escort fan works even better - It's a 2-speed.
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02-23-04, 04:18 PM
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Imperial 16" 1850cfm puller works wonders it cuts on and leaves blow out from under the car. It's always good to have a radiator thats in good shape, and clean coolant. Water wetter dosent hurt either 
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