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Topic: Perma-Cool Electric Fan
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Stang28965 Gearhead Posts: 450 From: Webster New York USA Registered: Mar 2001
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posted 06-20-2001 09:32 PM
Tomorrow I will be putting in a Perma-Cool fan (16inch High Performance) with a 170 deg thermostat. It says I can run a wire to the fuse box to get power, But I really don't want to do this, Would just running a line to the starter solenoid be ok? (my battery is in the trunk) I know it would make the fan run for little while after it was shut off, But I know some cars do this from the factory. Also is anyone else running a electric fan? If so how has it worked out for you and can you tell any differences, Thanks in advance.-Jeff 1965 Mustang
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JAAZZY Gearhead Posts: 776 From: Bay Area, CA Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 06-21-2001 12:58 AM
I have a later model radiator that is much larger so I have more space. I run two 10 inch electric fans. They are the Summit hi-po ones. I wired them directly to the battery in the trunk and did them so I can turn them on any time I want manually or they turn on automatically when the motor gets over 180.
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richard bohm Gearhead Posts: 373 From: tucson,az-luray,va Registered: May 2001
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posted 06-21-2001 04:03 AM
set up a relay to run the fan so you dont overload the the switch. this way it almost doesnt matter where you get the power for the relay as it will be very small amounts.
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Stang28965 Gearhead Posts: 450 From: Webster New York USA Registered: Mar 2001
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posted 06-21-2001 06:45 AM
Thank you for the info, I'll let you all know how it goes today, I also have to put my transmission. My engine has 1500 miles on it, my rear end has maybe 500 miles on it and my tranny now has 0 miles on it ) Nother else better give me a hard time!!!!!!
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Stang28965 Gearhead Posts: 450 From: Webster New York USA Registered: Mar 2001
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posted 06-21-2001 09:20 PM
Well the fan did not clear the water pump so its on its way back to summit! Grrr, I guess im going to just stick with the stock fan.
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