E-Fan Question
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E-Fan Question
Just wondering....why doesn't anyone make an electric fan for a C2 that attaches to the existing fan shroud? Seems very simple. Leave existing shroud in place, 4 holes at 90 degrees for attachment hardware. Install in 10 minutes.. Would work with other generations as well.
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Do a quick search and you can find the same fan DeWitt uses in their combo (I think maybe Zip, but not sure). I got one and it works well. It IS, however, against the radiator. I kept the original clutch fan as well and wired the E fan only to come one at 200*, off at 180*
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Thanks. Nice setup. I am running a 7 blade fan with a HD clutch. No cooling problems, but I am never in heavy traffic. My first and only experience with a parade was with a 5 blade fan and I ended up having to drop out, so when I had the AC unit installed I went with the 7 blade. I just often wondered why no one ever designed a fan setup like I described.