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I am thinking about installing an electric fan onto the oil cooler. This will replace the blockoff plate that I currently have. The way I see it, I would turn
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Oil cooler fan
I am thinking about installing an electric fan onto the oil cooler. This will replace the blockoff plate that I currently have.
The way I see it, I would turn it on when stuck in traffic and when the temp is at 220. It would also make me not want to manually uninstall the plate in the summer time. FYI, in the morning and non-summer seasons, my temp range is 185-210. So, has anyone thought about this yet? Push or pull fan? I don't have a synchro-rev so I may use that area for the oil fan switch. Anyone has a free oil cooler with a thermo-switch?  Thanks. |
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