5.3L Clutch fan to electric fan conversion.
#1
Have a 2001 GMC Sierra 5.3L?? Need more space for performance add-ons? Is converting the clutch fan to electric fan worth it? if so, what is the best website to buy an entire kit from? Need major help with this one guys.
#2
it is worth it imo Ive had mine done for couple months now I used a set of ls1 fans and built my own harness you can get a harness from blackbear and other sponsors on here but dont know if they have fans I bought my fans from another member on here
#5
You can get an aluminum 34" core radiator off of ebay for about 210 shipped, 2007+ e-fans new for about 175 shipped, 300 for a tune and a harness from blackbear. There are ways to do it cheaper with used parts, but Im getting all new parts and a tune at the same time so its a little bit more. If you can find a junked 05+ gm suv or fullsize it will have the 34" radiator and electric fans. Usually just need the harness and a tune to make sure they turn on when they are supposed to.
#7
I agree. Use factory parts, if you can. Benefits: larger radiator, parts are designed to work and duration tested by GM - it will last and be dependable. Factory radiator, factory fans and I would also get the factory harness, from a junkyard.
Also agree with the TB spacer.
Also agree with the TB spacer.
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Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Havelock, New Bern, Newport, NC
My clutch fan messed was damaged after my engine swap yesterday so I picked up some Camaro fans from my local Salvage yard for $45 and with a few dollars worth of wires/connectors, I have awesome e-fans. It's so much cleaner under the hood too. And x3 on the tb spacer.
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