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No sir it does not. The air flow rate is very high and does not change my statement.
John
I see. So you are telling me that when I am pulling up a hill at 50 MPH with 10,000 lbs in tow on a 100* day and my truck starts to overheat with the stock fan that upgrading my fan and adding a shroud won't help keep the engine cool? Because it sure as hell did...
I see. So you are telling me that when I am pulling up a hill at 50 MPH with 10,000 lbs in tow on a 100* day and my truck starts to overheat with the stock fan that upgrading my fan and adding a shroud won't help keep the engine cool? Because it sure as hell did...
where can I buy a OE fan? I have a flex fan that makes a silly noise.
Probably a few options that I can think of
1. Keep an eye out of eBay (I posted a link on Page 1 to an example)
2. Go yarding for one or check Car-Part.com--Used Auto Parts Market
3. Someone on here may have a spare
4. If you let us know what year and engine we can see if there are any available New Old Stock (NOS).
I see. So you are telling me that when I am pulling up a hill at 50 MPH with 10,000 lbs in tow on a 100* day and my truck starts to overheat with the stock fan that upgrading my fan and adding a shroud won't help keep the engine cool? Because it sure as hell did...
I am saying that pulling a hill at 50 mph you WILL NOT Get any more air through the grill and radiator.
So by the time you pulled off the shoulder back on to the road after installing the fan and shroud, things had changed.