Front Electric Cooling Fan
04-09-2009, 12:38 AM
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There's a pretty good suggestion regarding using a fan console from the Ford Contour to replace the clutch fan. That includes the shroud and the fan, and should be available in the secondary parts market.
Housekeeping:
This thread is seven years old. A quote and a reply/suggestion?
Housekeeping:
This thread is seven years old. A quote and a reply/suggestion?
Actually, I've been out of town and bored, so after reading back a week I started at the oldest post in the forum and started working my way forward to now. When I opened the bookmark, it jumped here. I thought I was looking at page 1, but is was actually page 1272. Oh well, I didn't see anyone else answer either, right? Maybe the OP was still waiting patiently?
04-09-2009, 12:35 PM
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I wasn't wild about using power to the coil, but I used it only to power the relay, and attached it on the battery side of the resistor? where it is still 12 volts and not stepped down. I also fused it there to prevent any damage to THAT circuit. I really felt that it was a nice place to grab a switched power source and relatively innocuous.