lincoln fan ?
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From: Southeast Salt Lake, UT
You're welcome, this fan is used as an upgrade by just about everyone so if you are looking for one you have to really be the early bird at the wrecking yard. Depending on the yard they start at about $35 at the "yank it yourself" types.
I found mine on ebay for $20+$20 ship. One of the support fins was broken off so it was marked down from the typical $45 to $85 most people on ebay are asking for used ones. A good deal even if you do pay at the top of that range. New OEM fans run about $200 give or take.
I found mine on ebay for $20+$20 ship. One of the support fins was broken off so it was marked down from the typical $45 to $85 most people on ebay are asking for used ones. A good deal even if you do pay at the top of that range. New OEM fans run about $200 give or take.
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Yep, got 'em for $35 each .... and make sure you pirate as much of the wiring connected to the plug!! Bring an 8mm socket.. the lil bolt heads are set below the plastic ribs cast on the mounting arms.
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Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Southeast Salt Lake, UT
Of course the one I got had no wiring or plug which seems to be unique to this fan and you can't find a loose one at the yards. A new one is at least $25. I'm going to go ahead with spade connectors for the time being until I can get something better.
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thanks guys ill check the couple boneyards here.i think theres only 2 trucks like mine in this area and they dont do much to them.so maybe i'll luck out.just trying to saves as much as i can at the pump.i dont drive much maybe 200 miles a month if that.some of the miles are hard and fast lol.again thanks for the info
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Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Southeast Salt Lake, UT
thanks guys ill check the couple boneyards here.i think theres only 2 trucks like mine in this area and they dont do much to them.so maybe i'll luck out.just trying to saves as much as i can at the pump.i dont drive much maybe 200 miles a month if that.some of the miles are hard and fast lol.again thanks for the info
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Make sure you use heavy wiring and a high amp relay. Low speed draws about 16amps and should cool fine unless it's a hot day and you have a/c.
High speed draws 42amps!! Make sure the wiring and relay are rated for at least 50 amps if you plan on running it on hi.
High speed draws 42amps!! Make sure the wiring and relay are rated for at least 50 amps if you plan on running it on hi.