Removing fan
Removing fan
I am thoroughly sick of the wind tunnel under my hood. An efan is lined up for mid january. With it being winter would it be fairly safe to take my fan off. I drive 15 miles back and forth to work. Country roads only 3 or 4 lights.
I know I run the risk of over heating but if I keep up speed and don't idle for long I think I can be okay. I will also keep a close eye on the temp gauge.
I know I run the risk of over heating but if I keep up speed and don't idle for long I think I can be okay. I will also keep a close eye on the temp gauge.
Originally Posted by r0ng5
cool? 
wanna buy mine?

wanna buy mine?
if you install some type of aftermarket guage to monitor it you will be fine.
if not i would recommend you idle no more then 30-45 sec after it has warmed up.
and wheeling without a fan would not be a good idea.
if not i would recommend you idle no more then 30-45 sec after it has warmed up.
and wheeling without a fan would not be a good idea.
Originally Posted by bryanjints
I am thoroughly sick of the wind tunnel under my hood.
What happened, did the fan clutch sieze?
I'd wait until you got the e-fan in. It's better to be safe and annoyed than over heated and even more annoyed.
Yeah, it's cooler out now, but with the slow pace of wheeling sometimes, you still may need the fan. If we get hit with a ice storm (if it ever gets that cold this season), you'll want to run your truck for a bit and melt everything off. (But if your clutch IS siezed, that could take til summer.)
See ya tomorrow
Originally Posted by Ironelk
Just turn the radio up
What happened, did the fan clutch sieze?
I'd wait until you got the e-fan in. It's better to be safe and annoyed than over heated and even more annoyed.
Yeah, it's cooler out now, but with the slow pace of wheeling sometimes, you still may need the fan. If we get hit with a ice storm (if it ever gets that cold this season), you'll want to run your truck for a bit and melt everything off. (But if your clutch IS siezed, that could take til summer.)
See ya tomorrow
What happened, did the fan clutch sieze?
I'd wait until you got the e-fan in. It's better to be safe and annoyed than over heated and even more annoyed.
Yeah, it's cooler out now, but with the slow pace of wheeling sometimes, you still may need the fan. If we get hit with a ice storm (if it ever gets that cold this season), you'll want to run your truck for a bit and melt everything off. (But if your clutch IS siezed, that could take til summer.)
See ya tomorrow
Yes the clutch seized.
I was going to leave it on untill after tomorrow. I thought about wheeling without it for about half a second.
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