Electric fan replacment
After installing my new ultra guage I realized my electric fan was never kicking on at 212deg. and got as high as 215deg. in traffic. Upon further inspection I found the fan unable to be spun by hand and the 40 amp fuse that operates it was also blown. I assume the fan is shot so I checked with AB and found the replacment is $375! Thats a bit steep, any one used a generic after market fan as a replacement? Autozone has a number of inexpensive electric fans and didnt know if one of these could be modified.
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After installing my new ultra guage I realized my electric fan was never kicking on at 212deg. and got as high as 215deg. in traffic. Upon further inspection I found the fan unable to be spun by hand and the 40 amp fuse that operates it was also blown. I assume the fan is shot so I checked with AB and found the replacment is $375! Thats a bit steep, any one used a generic after market fan as a replacement? Autozone has a number of inexpensive electric fans and didnt know if one of these could be modified.
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I went through that exact same thing when I purchased my Disco. I replaced it with a 12" Hayden unit for $55.00 at the local PepBoys. Works great and was easy to wire. You will have to fabricate brackets for it like I did using the stock mounts. Take your old fan down and try and get the closest version as far as cfm, size etc.
--Mike
I will get some pics for you if I can seeing I am working on the Disco this weekend. One word of caution, make sure you test the fan direction when you hook it up. Use a piece of paper or something to make sure its pushing air in the correct direction. The Hayden fans are reversible.
--Mike
Would something like this work?
Buy Mr. Gasket Electric Cooling Fan, 12", Thickness 3.09 in. 1986 at Advance Auto Parts
Buy Mr. Gasket Electric Cooling Fan, 12", Thickness 3.09 in. 1986 at Advance Auto Parts
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