Electric Fan
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Electric Fan
Well I took the plunge and installed a Flex-a-lite FAL-270 electric fan kit on my Expy. The instructions could have been better and the only problem I had was with removing the old clutch fan ( I know it has left-hand threads). Lets just say that it can never hurt anyone again and I will have to buy a new clutch if it ever needs to go back on. Time will tell if it does any good in the fuel economy or power department.
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How long did it take you to install and much $$$ did it set you back? I'm considering using Taurus fans in a push/pull configuration (use the push manually for extra cooling to get intercooler temps down) but haven't made a decision yet.
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Originally Posted by c_hohensee
Well I took the plunge and installed a Flex-a-lite FAL-270 electric fan kit on my Expy. The instructions could have been better and the only problem I had was with removing the old clutch fan ( I know it has left-hand threads). Lets just say that it can never hurt anyone again and I will have to buy a new clutch if it ever needs to go back on. Time will tell if it does any good in the fuel economy or power department.
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Originally Posted by webmaster
How long did it take you to install and much $$$ did it set you back? I'm considering using Taurus fans in a push/pull configuration (use the push manually for extra cooling to get intercooler temps down) but haven't made a decision yet.
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