Electric only fans?
As for water pumps all you need to do is order one for a Rover with the 4.0 engine, DI or DII does not matter, same water pump.
As for the fan clutch, AutoZone, $50 lifetime warranty, 2000 Chevy Express w/4.3 NO a/c.
As for the fan clutch, AutoZone, $50 lifetime warranty, 2000 Chevy Express w/4.3 NO a/c.
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Just call rovahfarm and talk to him. I'm sure he can help you find what you need. I mean he's got a British accent and everything, how could you go wrong?
And it supports my local economy, now that he's in Arkansas.
And it supports my local economy, now that he's in Arkansas.
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I'm looking at the next thing to be fixed..... Seems like i'm hearing a lot of fan noise from the truck whilst driving.... almost as if the fan clutch is locked solid which is a killer for mpg and engine load.
I've read a ton about water pumps going when people change the fan clutch so I'm looking at two different options:
1. Get new clutch & water pump (hopefully find the pump for less than 150....)
2. Do an all-electric conversion... Add an elec fan or two to the inside of the radiator as well as the outside.
Any feedback, has anyone done an all-electric conversion on one of these things?
Pro's/Con's to both sides are welcome
I've read a ton about water pumps going when people change the fan clutch so I'm looking at two different options:
1. Get new clutch & water pump (hopefully find the pump for less than 150....)
2. Do an all-electric conversion... Add an elec fan or two to the inside of the radiator as well as the outside.
Any feedback, has anyone done an all-electric conversion on one of these things?
Pro's/Con's to both sides are welcome
Cheers
Pedronz
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