Radaitor replacement
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From: East TN
Radaitor replacement
Hi ya,all. Got a question. Radaitor busted on my Bronco. It's a 1984, 302 auto C6 with currently non workin air. I'm going to fix the air this summer. When I took the rad. off I also found the fan clutch was shot. My question is a 2 part actually.
1. If I chose to use an electric fan, How would I go about installing a thermostat for an electric fan set up?
2. Will an electric fan cool the Bronco after the air is fixed?
I'm not sure how comfortable I am with an electric set up. But I thought if anyone would know if this would work ya,all would. I don't use the Bronco much, needs an overhaul and I won't be able to get to that until late spring or summer. No off road soon, boat pulling (18' Bass) maybe. Thanks for the help!
1. If I chose to use an electric fan, How would I go about installing a thermostat for an electric fan set up?
2. Will an electric fan cool the Bronco after the air is fixed?
I'm not sure how comfortable I am with an electric set up. But I thought if anyone would know if this would work ya,all would. I don't use the Bronco much, needs an overhaul and I won't be able to get to that until late spring or summer. No off road soon, boat pulling (18' Bass) maybe. Thanks for the help!
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Joined: May 2003
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From: Ohia
electric is GOOD i want one, just dont have the $$ they cool better and free up like 15 horse power, the only thing you have to worry about is if your electrical can handle it, they pull like 30amps think
