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Re: radiator fan?
by wbski007 » Tue Jan 19, 2010 12:31 am
That's a good test Geeves, I'll have to remember it, I personally think the machanical one's are better but they are harder to feed thru the firewall, I think they are a little more accurete than the electric one's, I can watch my needle go up and down as the thermostat opens and close's, it opens at 180 degrees and closes at 150 degrees, I don't know what that converts to in "C",I have a 180 thermostat in my motor, so I know my machanical temp gauge is rite on the money, That's just my opinion tho, yes I would like to see somemore photos of your work.
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Re: radiator fan?
by wbski007 » Tue Jan 19, 2010 12:32 am
That's a good test Geeves, I'll have to remember it, I personally think the machanical one's are better but they are harder to feed thru the firewall, I think they are a little more accurete than the electric one's, I can watch my needle go up and down as the thermostat opens and close's, it opens at 180 degrees and closes at 150 degrees, I don't know what that converts to in "C",I have a 180 thermostat in my motor, so I know my machanical temp gauge is rite on the money, That's just my opinion tho, yes I would like to see somemore photos of your work.
I live in my own little world, but its OK they know me here.
Happy Trails, Wayne
Happy Trails, Wayne
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wbski007 - Isuzu Guru
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- Vehicle: 1998 Isuzu Rodeo,with a 2001,2.5 turbo diesel motor,5 speed,inter-cooler,turned up fuel,adjusted waste gate for 14 psi of boost,air bags under front end with torsion bars ,2.5 exhaust straight thru sidepipe no muffler.
1949 Dodge 2 1/2 ton pumper fire truck, 15,000 original miles, with a 1991 Cummins 5.9 diesel, turned up fuel, 5 speed trans, two speed rear, also added P/S, P/B.
Re: radiator fan?
by wbski007 » Tue Jan 19, 2010 12:38 am
Here's what mine look like
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Happy Trails, Wayne
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1949 Dodge 2 1/2 ton pumper fire truck, 15,000 original miles, with a 1991 Cummins 5.9 diesel, turned up fuel, 5 speed trans, two speed rear, also added P/S, P/B.
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