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Re: Over Heating [Re: hadtomer] #1009277 09/22/10 04:40 PM

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HarleyJohn Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Thanks guys, good info.

I've checked the "obvious" stuff (coolant flow, fan function, etc) and hoped you had an "Oh yeah, this is the problem with that vehicle". I'll do the radiator "de-sludge" before I look at replacement.

Do you have the manufacturer/model number for the replacement electric fan off hand? Anything necessary other than unbolting the mechanical fan and attaching the electric?

Thanks.

Last edited by HarleyJohn; 09/22/10 04:41 PM.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Over Heating	HarleyJohn	09/21/10 05:08 PM
Re: Over Heating	fokion	09/21/10 08:20 PM
Re: Over Heating	hadtomer	09/22/10 05:03 AM
Re: Over Heating	HarleyJohn	09/22/10 04:40 PM
Re: Over Heating	fokion	09/22/10 04:45 PM
Re: Over Heating	Dryver	09/23/10 11:56 AM

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