3.4 swap, mechanical fan
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3.4 swap, mechanical fan
Going to run a mechanical clutch fan on my 22re to 3.4 swap in my 95 pickup. Already have a stock replacement 3.0 radiator, and will be buying a fan shroud for it. My question is should I use a 3.4 fan clutch and blade, a 3.0 fan clutch and blade, or a combination of both? Anyone ever done a swap and kept their mechanical fan?
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Older thread but I run a Copper and Brass Radiator with the 3.4 fan clutch and fan.
I have never had a fan Shroud on any of my Toyota`s never had any cooling issues Then I never explore The Desert in Summer.
I have never had a fan Shroud on any of my Toyota`s never had any cooling issues Then I never explore The Desert in Summer.
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I ran my truck shroudless in Moab in 90 degree weather with no overheating problems. And we’re talking clutch burning rock crawling.
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I ran the 3.0 fan on my swap for a bit and it broke up on the interstate. Grabbed a 3.4 fan. Both bolt up but I guess the 3.0 fan is more prone to failure due to the outer ring. I did a 1" body lift so I cut my shroud a bit to fit.
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Hmm. I used the 3.0 fan; the 3.4 was just too huge. And no shroud. Shoot I haven't even got the trans back in place yet so its not running by any stretch.
Wonder what I was doing wrong?
Anywho good job on the swap!
Wonder what I was doing wrong?
Anywho good job on the swap!
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