1995 air dam
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1995 air dam
I didn't realize, but I bought my 95 E350 without a air dam. Iv been told that running without it , could spoil the airflow for my AC condenser radiator and intercooler.
Do they simply bolt on? Or are there brackets that I would have to buy separate when I buy a new or used one?
Thanks!
Do they simply bolt on? Or are there brackets that I would have to buy separate when I buy a new or used one?
Thanks!
Cargo Master
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From: Eastern TN
Our '93 E150 Chateau bumper has a plastic cover that wraps under to just about the radiator bottom tank. Air goes through the grill and the gap between the grill and the bumper. I don't see how an air dam could deflect air behind the bumper.
Sixto
93 E150 Chateau 5.8 191K miles
Sixto
93 E150 Chateau 5.8 191K miles
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Because I just installed a new AC system and was told the air dam was needed for correct air flow over the condenser.
Laughing Gas
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Back when I had my '66 Econoline I was constandtly having overheating problems despite new core, hoses, thermostat etc. Then I saw a '65 on top of two other cars at a wrecking yard and there I saw it... a belly pan. Long story short, this cured my overheating.
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