twin stock electric fans
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twin stock electric fans
i all i know there is a fair bit on this forum regarding duel electric fans and so on but has anyone ever done it with two standard cherokee fans also what is the factory cfm for these fans reason i ask is my fan clutch is gone again (cheap replacement parts ) i have my aux fan wired through a relay to a thermostatic switch in the top hose to kick on at 103c and since i have a lhd radiator in my rhd jeep another stock aux fan would slot right in and i would just wire it through its own relay and use the one thermostatic switch to activate both relays any thoughts
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i all i know there is a fair bit on this forum regarding duel electric fans and so on but has anyone ever done it with two standard cherokee fans also what is the factory cfm for these fans reason i ask is my fan clutch is gone again (cheap replacement parts ) i have my aux fan wired through a relay to a thermostatic switch in the top hose to kick on at 103c and since i have a lhd radiator in my rhd jeep another stock aux fan would slot right in and i would just wire it through its own relay and use the one thermostatic switch to activate both relays any thoughts
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would love to do this but im in the uk and yank motors are hard to find never mind get on in a breakers yard most uk cars have pissy little 4 bangers and the fans wouldnt be up to the job plus i have pulled the air con out as i intend on doing a onboard air setup so the aux fan wasent working hense it being wired through a thermostic switch
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I thought about doing this too. Some guy sent me a link for this $200 conversion with an alum. rad and 3 fan setup.. I replied no
1) Too Expensive for me
2) I heard 3 fan setups are bad
What is the neccesary cfm to keep that beasty cool? My Jeep is startin to run warmer now that the hot season is here... I dont much enjoy it.
1) Too Expensive for me
2) I heard 3 fan setups are bad
What is the neccesary cfm to keep that beasty cool? My Jeep is startin to run warmer now that the hot season is here... I dont much enjoy it.
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would love to do this but im in the uk and yank motors are hard to find never mind get on in a breakers yard most uk cars have pissy little 4 bangers and the fans wouldnt be up to the job plus i have pulled the air con out as i intend on doing a onboard air setup so the aux fan wasent working hense it being wired through a thermostic switch
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lol shows how much i know back to my question does any one know the cfm output from a stock aux fan
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off topic from the orig. post but following what has been talked about. When running two electric fan. How do you guys wire them? straight to the single ele. fan or is there a diff. way?
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Wow this fan threads seem to proliferate like rabbits...
check this one out (and my twin audi fans aswell...)
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/electric-fan-43000/
check this one out (and my twin audi fans aswell...)
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/electric-fan-43000/