welding fan clutch?
04-16-04, 07:49 PM
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what could happen from doing this? also isn't buying electrical fans more than a clutch? cuz i would have to rebuild the alternator and do some rewiring as well
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04-17-04, 01:05 AM
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what could happen from doing this? also isn't buying electrical fans more than a clutch? cuz i would have to rebuild the alternator and do some rewiring as well
what could happen from doing this? also isn't buying electrical fans more than a clutch? cuz i would have to rebuild the alternator and do some rewiring as well
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04-17-04, 01:13 AM
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does anyone have an electric fan installed on their fc ro give me some feedback about it?
does anyone have an electric fan installed on their fc ro give me some feedback about it?
04-17-04, 01:26 AM
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i have a good fan with clutch that I can sell you for a fair price (30 shipped). dont weld it, if you do whenever you redline the car think of how fast the fan is spinning
( shattered plastic everywhere)
( shattered plastic everywhere)
04-17-04, 06:46 AM
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Originally posted by J-Rat
Yeah, been there done that. I probably have one (or 4 laying around that I KNOW are good). You can have one of them for the price of shipping.
Yeah, been there done that. I probably have one (or 4 laying around that I KNOW are good). You can have one of them for the price of shipping.
They run for FREE. Get this one! Now!
04-18-04, 12:57 AM
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find one on ebay for cheap... and you DO know that the clutch fan is supposed to slip some right?
EDIT: I would have sold you mine, but I just replaced an e-fan I had installed with it. I personaly like the clutch fan better (at least when it works)
EDIT: I would have sold you mine, but I just replaced an e-fan I had installed with it. I personaly like the clutch fan better (at least when it works)
04-18-04, 01:43 AM
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well, i just installed an E- fan off of an old escort at the junkyard (10 bucks big woop) onto my buddies FC, and he says (with it wired on the "high" setting) that he gets about a 1/4 lower temps on his stock temp guage. easy, simple, and 10 bucks.
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Originally posted by GlitchFC
well, i just installed an E- fan off of an old escort at the junkyard (10 bucks big woop) onto my buddies FC, and he says (with it wired on the "high" setting) that he gets about a 1/4 lower temps on his stock temp guage. easy, simple, and 10 bucks.
well, i just installed an E- fan off of an old escort at the junkyard (10 bucks big woop) onto my buddies FC, and he says (with it wired on the "high" setting) that he gets about a 1/4 lower temps on his stock temp guage. easy, simple, and 10 bucks.
