Quick fan question - 02 or 04 style?
I’d go with @Best4x4 and get one from a parts store. I ordered mine from Rock Auto and they did not come with hardware.
they are threaded so no lock nuts needed. What I found really irritating was that the severe duty and heavy duty clutches had different thread pitch holes and they were a different depth as well... Try to find one with hardware included and save yourself the trouble. Then it’s a super easy project.
they are threaded so no lock nuts needed. What I found really irritating was that the severe duty and heavy duty clutches had different thread pitch holes and they were a different depth as well... Try to find one with hardware included and save yourself the trouble. Then it’s a super easy project.
FWIW I installed the Hayden 2991 Severe Duty fan clutch about a year and a half ago and just re-used the original bolts.
What's weird is that the cooling results are not as good as they were with the 20-year old fan clutch I replaced only because I was replacing the water pump.
I have the gray 180° thermostat in the truck, so cruising temps are generally 188.6° F, but before replacing the fan clutch the truck rarely got above 194° at stoplights. Now it's common for idle temps to get to ~204°, regardless of ambient temps. Not a problem, I know, but surprising to me. One of these days I may reinstall the original fan clutch and see what happens.
What's weird is that the cooling results are not as good as they were with the 20-year old fan clutch I replaced only because I was replacing the water pump.
I have the gray 180° thermostat in the truck, so cruising temps are generally 188.6° F, but before replacing the fan clutch the truck rarely got above 194° at stoplights. Now it's common for idle temps to get to ~204°, regardless of ambient temps. Not a problem, I know, but surprising to me. One of these days I may reinstall the original fan clutch and see what happens.
Last edited by mln01; Mar 14, 2021 at 03:11 PM.
There's no air in the system. It's well-bled, but thanks. Besides, a little air in the system wouldn't produce the results I described.
In fact, maybe I'll introduce a little air into the system to prove the point.
In fact, maybe I'll introduce a little air into the system to prove the point.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Brandon318
Retired - Private For Sale/Trade Classifieds
0
Jul 7, 2020 08:48 PM
Robert Booth
Discovery II
9
Nov 20, 2015 06:23 PM



