electric fan time!
Oct 4, 2011 | 02:18 PM
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electric fan time!
so i need an electric fan, and they have the standard 16" circular one at Orelliy but, i was looking for a bolt on style. or if any of you have the circular one with good results or anything else youve used let me know.
Oct 4, 2011 | 03:52 PM
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I just installed a flex-a-lite 674 Toyota specific fan and am very happy. Updated "big 3" wires and 130A alternator. Install is fairly quick and straight forward. 40A instant draw with 19A continuous draw. I also put in a manual switch to override t-stat and give manual ON and OFF plus a 12V indicator lamp to know when the fan is on. All of the above are explained on 4crawler.com
Cheapest was on Amazon.com about $260 shipped. There are cheaper ways but I didn't want used parts.
Cheapest was on Amazon.com about $260 shipped. There are cheaper ways but I didn't want used parts.
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Oct 4, 2011 | 04:07 PM
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I just installed a flex-a-lite 974 (?) Toyota specific fan and am very happy. Updated "big 3" wires and 130A alternator. Install is fairly quick and straight forward. 40A instant draw with 19A continuous draw. I also put in a manual switch to override t-stat and give manual ON and OFF plus a 12V indicator lamp to know when the fan is on. All of the above are explained on 4crawler.com
Cheapest was on Amazon.com about $260 shipped. There are cheaper ways but I didn't want used parts.
Cheapest was on Amazon.com about $260 shipped. There are cheaper ways but I didn't want used parts.
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