aux. fan.
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Mike8675309
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Keep in mind that our radiators are well undersized in stock form. So our fan on high speed is really achieving almost the most cooling that can occur. Blowing more air over it may not help that much.
That said... The issue many are hitting now is that if they leave their low speed side of the current fan on all the time, they risk burning out the fan motor if the high speed fan kicks in at the same time.
So maybe it would be a better idea to leave the stock fan alone, and install a pusher fan that runs in low speed all the time.
That said. I don't know of anyone that's done it. But the kits that come with "generic" electric fans at auto parts stores may help you figure out how to do it. Just need to find the right size dimensionally.
That said... The issue many are hitting now is that if they leave their low speed side of the current fan on all the time, they risk burning out the fan motor if the high speed fan kicks in at the same time.
So maybe it would be a better idea to leave the stock fan alone, and install a pusher fan that runs in low speed all the time.
That said. I don't know of anyone that's done it. But the kits that come with "generic" electric fans at auto parts stores may help you figure out how to do it. Just need to find the right size dimensionally.