VISCOUS FAN CLUTCH
Anyone out there found a good source for one? I found one at Atlantic British for $150, anything cheaper?
I replaced the T-stat and nothing. I still have the same problem. The fan holds on all the way up to 4K RPM, and it was holding at startup last winter. I need to replace it, but want to get the best deal.
Thanks!
Jason
I replaced the T-stat and nothing. I still have the same problem. The fan holds on all the way up to 4K RPM, and it was holding at startup last winter. I need to replace it, but want to get the best deal.
Thanks!
Jason
good point. I think i'll just get the pump too. When I shut it off, I get a whine like a rubber seal on a metal shaft. I am sure it's the pump, and with the fan tugging that bad, I am not going to chance it.
$250.....there go my shocks. [:-]
$250.....there go my shocks. [:-]
Working full time and taking 15 hours in school is tough when working on a Rover. I wish the economy would stimulate me once in a while....
The worst part is that I have a chance to buy a black 95 XJR for $4500. Always wanted one of those too....
The worst part is that I have a chance to buy a black 95 XJR for $4500. Always wanted one of those too....
yikes. I remember having to take an electrical engineering class in collegeyears back and barely got a D! I chose civil engineering instead. That electrical stuff I just don't get!! So soon you'll be doing all the electrical diagnosing on the forum eh?
he he, yeah.
Ihave been working as an EET for the past 7 years on automated fuel systems. Figured I would get paid for what I do. I knew it was for me when I diagnosed an a/c problem down to a single transistor controlling my blower motor in a Chrysler I had. Circuits and how they work are in my brain.
My soon to be wife has a good job, so I am going to ease off at work so I can focus on school more.......if the Rover lets me.
My first Physics teacher was a retired civil engineer. He would always talk about storm water planning and the rise and run of parking lot entrances. I think I was the only one that was interested in his stories. Then again, I was the only one that got an A......
Ihave been working as an EET for the past 7 years on automated fuel systems. Figured I would get paid for what I do. I knew it was for me when I diagnosed an a/c problem down to a single transistor controlling my blower motor in a Chrysler I had. Circuits and how they work are in my brain.
My soon to be wife has a good job, so I am going to ease off at work so I can focus on school more.......if the Rover lets me.
My first Physics teacher was a retired civil engineer. He would always talk about storm water planning and the rise and run of parking lot entrances. I think I was the only one that was interested in his stories. Then again, I was the only one that got an A......


