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transamz9
Jul 28, 2014Explorer
Grit dog wrote:
Well you answered your own question. If you drive mostly empty, your fan should never really engage except really hot weather maybe. I can count on my hands how any times the fan has kicked on in my 07 unless I was towing or hauling something substantial. And my radiator fins are all smashed in thanks to my kids a few years ago!
Installing electric fans seems like a waste of time and $ for very little to no gain in a normal daily driver vehicle.
You would be surprised at how much your fan runs. If you run your A/C then your fan is constantly cycling. The OE fan is variable so you won't here it kick in 90% of the time because it only runs what is demanded of it. If this were me and I wanted to us electric fans I would just leave the OE fan in place and operating and then just add electric fans to help with the load. I would get a temp sensor rated at a higher value to add in and wire it so the OE fan will come on at a certain temp. Let the E-Fans do the light work like everyday running and A/C.
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