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this might be a stupid question, but my 1997 4d blazer has gone through 2 fans so far. At 130 a pop, I figured switching over to an electric fan would be more economical. I have an idea of how to do this, but any further knowledge would be greatly appreciated. Also, my mileage took a huge dump in the last year I've had it. From 22 to about 12. Anyone else having these same problems, or do I just have a clunker?
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Re: electric fan conversion
I believe Rlith has done this conversion, and I think he might have posted a how to. Check out this thread and see if it helps any http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...tric+fan+rlith
If nothing else, you might want to try and search the forum yourself. It is a pretty good way to find specific subjects.
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Re: electric fan conversion
Do a little dance with the search feature and you'll find lots on both topics. Then come back and post anything you still need help with.
Oh and welcome to the forum!
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Re: electric fan conversion
Also feel free to PM me on the subject, I did the same thing as Rlith on my Blazer about 6 months ago. My wiring is a little different.
Just a warning in advance I might not have internet eccess for a few days so I might not answer it very fast. |
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Re: electric fan conversion
I converted mine to electric when I did a body lift . I used a 16" fan that I had from a previous project , It is not enough as a primary for a 4.3 in warm weather . Hayden recommends 2-14" fans , although I can't see how they would fit in my 89 model . I am adding 2-12"s in the spring . Several companies make universal and some custom units with shrouds . Just don't undersize it if you do it . Rob
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Re: electric fan conversion
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Re: electric fan conversion
Don't think so. Basically, the plastic fan breaks around the bolts that connect it to the clutch. Dealership said this is a common problem and sold me the reinforced one. A month later, it too is broke, making a sound like bolts in a blender when I start my truck.
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Re: electric fan conversion
I would look into your fan shroud.
It might not be lined up properly. BTW, you should have to keep on buying them, there is a warranty. Hope you are not shelling out more money for a defective part.
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