Another Ford taurus fan install...
03-20-07, 08:25 PM
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90' triples? been there*)
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Originally Posted by 680RWHP12A
nice install.. very clean engine bay too. you spent alot of time to get it to look like that!!!
I agree, very nice engine bay...I'm compulsive/obsessive by trade but I still don't have the energy to get mine looking that good...nice fan too.
03-21-07, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Tranquil
Chances are, if you can remove the rats nest you can pull this off.
03-21-07, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by shizznizz980
im new to the first gen and i love it i bought it as a second car as a project and i wanted to know what the rats nest is ive heard alot of ppl say they removed it
03-21-07, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by shizznizz980
im new to the first gen and i love it i bought it as a second car as a project and i wanted to know what the rats nest is ive heard alot of ppl say they removed it
To answer an earlier question regarding adjustable thermostats, most of the autoparts stores carry them, cheaper than BG. I have one on the widebody. Be sure to add a relay in the circuit for reliable operation. I have an Autometer temp gauge and have the thermostat set to come on at 180*.
When adding an electric fan, from whatever vehicle or even a new one, it's a good time to also add in the FC underhood fuse block to simplify and clean up the wiring. This allows one to get rid of the fusible links and have a couple extra circuits for any additional electrical items one may wish to add.
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