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New (new to me) electric radiator fan from Crown Vic
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08-12-2014, 03:50 PM
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Installed an electric radiator fan from a 94 Crown Vic. Made my own mounting system but otherwise looks pretty good. Have it hooked up through a thermostat and relay that comes on at 180.
08-12-2014, 04:01 PM
Awesome job!
08-12-2014, 04:13 PM
Sweet! Does it work well?
08-12-2014, 08:09 PM
matrixx;191893 Wrote:Sweet! Does it work well? yeah works great!
08-12-2014, 08:12 PM
Is that a stock radiator? Can't tell from pic.
08-13-2014, 07:01 AM
matrixx;191920 Wrote:Is that a stock radiator? Can't tell from pic. Not stock. Larger three core aluminum radiator I bought off eBay. Had it about 7 years with no issues. Fan cost about $28. From the salvage yard. Homemade brackets about $10 in material. Thermostat and relay kit about $40. Still a lot better than those name brand ones running about $300-400. Plus it's a factory Ford e fan I know outs out the cfm.
08-13-2014, 08:55 AM
Looks great, did you have to upgdrade the alternator? I know electric fans draw alot of amps when they are running.
351w - Ford racing GT40X 178 cc aluminum heads - Ford racing(crane) 1.7 roller rockers - Comp Cams 280H magnum cam .544" / .544" lift - ARP fasteners - hedman longtubes - magnaflow exhaust with X pipe - MSD digital 6al box - MSD coil - optima red top battery - tuff stuff 140 amp alternator - ported weiand stealth intake - edelbrock 1406 600 carb - march pullies and brackets - Be cool fan controller - derale electric fan - FMX trans - motive 4.11 gears - traction lok - competition engineering subframe connectors - lakewood traction bars.
08-13-2014, 09:27 AM
If anyone wants some of these fans, let me know. We have a pull-a part yard near me that I can look when I am there. I go over there about once a month with friends 'picking'
 .Not sure what they charge but I'll test before I buy. Ray 1971 Boss 351 1972 Q code 4 speed convertible 1971 Mustang Sportsroof 351-2V FMX 1973 Mach 1 (parts car) Boss1Ray;191982 Wrote:If anyone wants some of these fans, let me know. We have a pull-a part yard near me that I can look when I am there. I go over there about once a month with friends 'picking' Is that the yard on santa fe? If so that place is a gold mine. 351w - Ford racing GT40X 178 cc aluminum heads - Ford racing(crane) 1.7 roller rockers - Comp Cams 280H magnum cam .544" / .544" lift - ARP fasteners - hedman longtubes - magnaflow exhaust with X pipe - MSD digital 6al box - MSD coil - optima red top battery - tuff stuff 140 amp alternator - ported weiand stealth intake - edelbrock 1406 600 carb - march pullies and brackets - Be cool fan controller - derale electric fan - FMX trans - motive 4.11 gears - traction lok - competition engineering subframe connectors - lakewood traction bars.
08-13-2014, 11:04 AM
Nope - found a better one! PM sent.
Ray 1971 Boss 351 1972 Q code 4 speed convertible 1971 Mustang Sportsroof 351-2V FMX 1973 Mach 1 (parts car) |
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