cooling fans ?
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cooling fans ?
On my 99 Cherokee 4.0l i have the clutch ran and a electric fan if i buy a electric ran that covers more of the radiator does the one stock fan have a temp sensor that tells it when to kick on or do i need to run a diff route ???? i want to get rid of the clutch fan thanks for any insite to this
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On my 99 Cherokee 4.0l i have the clutch ran and a electric fan if i buy a electric ran that covers more of the radiator does the one stock fan have a temp sensor that tells it when to kick on or do i need to run a diff route ???? i want to get rid of the clutch fan thanks for any insite to this
I have seen many people pick up the taurus dual fan set-up and then just wire a switch into the dash may be an option to look at.
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The only problem with a switch is my wife drives this to lol but i did many of my other toys that way i just did not no my electric fan i have now kicks on and off alot ??? just curious of options thanks for that route i might be goin to the jy this week
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Was just about to post that.
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Thanks guys that is cheap they have the ones in the fans after market ones but they are like 250 will be lookin into that along with a jy electric fan to cool the heep
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I recently bought a Dodge/Plymouth Neon dual fan from a wrecked Neon for $20. The fans have 3 wires running to them and the way they work is one goes to ground one goes to power when you turn the key on which starts up one fan on high and one on slow then when power goes to the other wire (from the electric fan in there now) they both go to high and pull less amps then the factory one in the jeep. The measurements are 12 inches high by 30 inches long so it fits perfect in place of both fans. I am trying to get this in by friday and do a write-up on it...Tj
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I recently bought a Dodge/Plymouth Neon dual fan from a wrecked Neon for $20. The fans have 3 wires running to them and the way they work is one goes to ground one goes to power when you turn the key on which starts up one fan on high and one on slow then when power goes to the other wire (from the electric fan in there now) they both go to high and pull less amps then the factory one in the jeep. The measurements are 12 inches high by 30 inches long so it fits perfect in place of both fans. I am trying to get this in by friday and do a write-up on it...Tj
Awesome find man
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I recently bought a Dodge/Plymouth Neon dual fan from a wrecked Neon for $20. The fans have 3 wires running to them and the way they work is one goes to ground one goes to power when you turn the key on which starts up one fan on high and one on slow then when power goes to the other wire (from the electric fan in there now) they both go to high and pull less amps then the factory one in the jeep. The measurements are 12 inches high by 30 inches long so it fits perfect in place of both fans. I am trying to get this in by friday and do a write-up on it...Tj
On my 99 Cherokee 4.0l i have the clutch ran and a electric fan if i buy a electric ran that covers more of the radiator does the one stock fan have a temp sensor that tells it when to kick on or do i need to run a diff route ???? i want to get rid of the clutch fan thanks for any insite to this
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Here's a couple things I've found about the electric fans.
http://go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoElectricFan.htm
http://go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoTaurusFanInstall1.htm
http://go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoElectricFan.htm
http://go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoTaurusFanInstall1.htm