Electric radiator fans, who has done it.

floridamtbiker99 · 05-08-2012, 04:33 AM

I just install the 14" electric fan for $67 That was easy. The hardest part was removing the clutch fan.

I talked the parts guy I trust at the Advance auto parts, he told I can still put a 10" on my car with relays for both fans. If realy need it.

If I am not racing, one fan should work very well.

The 14" is used on some small v8's. Therefore it should work for you inline 6 cyclinder.

I still have to put the external thermostate for the fan on.

I keep the stock shroud on.

Thank you so far for your imput.

I will let you know in a couple days how well it works in the Florida heat.

05-08-2012, 04:33 AM	#6
floridamtbiker99 Stock Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Port Charlotte, FL Posts: 24	Thank you worm611. advice little to late. I just install the 14" electric fan for $67 That was easy. The hardest part was removing the clutch fan. I talked the parts guy I trust at the Advance auto parts, he told I can still put a 10" on my car with relays for both fans. If realy need it. If I am not racing, one fan should work very well. The 14" is used on some small v8's. Therefore it should work for you inline 6 cyclinder. I still have to put the external thermostate for the fan on. I keep the stock shroud on. Thank you so far for your imput. I will let you know in a couple days how well it works in the Florida heat. Last edited by floridamtbiker99; 05-08-2012 at 04:35 AM.