where to get electric fan?
03-21-02, 12:02 PM
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I just bought one for my FB race car at Autozone, they have a lot of different sized ones, just use the little installation "hook" things to attach it to the radiator, and you're all good. Then flip it on with the switch whenever you need to.
03-22-02, 07:16 AM
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Originally posted by bingoboy
man i went down to a junkyard today and the bastard wanted 50 bucks for a fiero fan/shroud. wtf...guess i find a different place.
man i went down to a junkyard today and the bastard wanted 50 bucks for a fiero fan/shroud. wtf...guess i find a different place.
Otherwise it sounds like you're buying two items. I agree, though, $50? 
bcty: Uh, please read the thread.
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03-29-02, 03:43 PM
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umm any pics of this install... this is a popular thread this week on here.. i was wondering what the hangers look like or can u just use like zip ties? how easy is it to get though the radiator? i cant wait to get the dam stock fan off...
03-29-02, 06:51 PM
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Originally posted by bcty
oh and what i was going to do is wire it up to the ignition.. do u see any bad things about this?
oh and what i was going to do is wire it up to the ignition.. do u see any bad things about this?
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03-30-02, 09:56 PM
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Huh? Wha? Oh yeah, pics... Lemme get a camera, and I'll try to snap some tomorrow. I spent all day today working on my car (lots of mods, all at once), so my g/f may not like me even spending the 5 mins to get some good ones 
Anyway, if not by tomorrow, then Monday. 'Kay?
Oh, and for the record, eight zip ties, doubled up, through the stock shroud screw holes works like a CHAMP.
Brandon
Anyway, if not by tomorrow, then Monday. 'Kay? Oh, and for the record, eight zip ties, doubled up, through the stock shroud screw holes works like a CHAMP.
Brandon
03-31-02, 12:39 PM
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ALL years/models of fiero fans are the same, at least the look the same.
BUT
AT fieros have a beefier rad, and the fan is rated 5A higher than the MT cars, makes you wonder if it's a better fan. about the bottom bolts, I couldn't get them off for ****, till I went underneath. WAY easier!
BUT
AT fieros have a beefier rad, and the fan is rated 5A higher than the MT cars, makes you wonder if it's a better fan. about the bottom bolts, I couldn't get them off for ****, till I went underneath. WAY easier!
03-31-02, 04:00 PM
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I've heard of Ford Taurus fans fitting and working well for the stock radiator . . . anybody have any info on this? Tauruses (Tauri?) are much easier to find and the parts should be cheaper.
04-01-02, 08:05 AM
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Originally posted by darkwaveboi
would mr2 turbo fans work?
would mr2 turbo fans work?
Didn't have any heating problems, and that's in a tropical environment with plenty of traffic.
04-02-02, 12:19 PM
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I would like more info on how to hook it up and i was thinking about running two small fans, any ideas or info on that
I've heard of Ford Taurus fans fitting and working well for the stock radiator . . . anybody have any info on this? Tauruses (Tauri?) are much easier to find and the parts should be cheaper.
ttyl,
Amur_
