Will a stock fan shroud work with a 34" radiator?
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I'm tired of having to keep a close eye on my ECT's when towing, and I keep burning out relays in my fan harness, so I'm thinking about going back to a clutch fan. Am I going to have to change back to a 27" radiator or will the 34" one work?
#3
you have to have two extra bolts like the ones that are holding the radiator in to the core support, the bottom of the fan shroud will just drop right in to the groove at the bottom of the radiator.
#5
I would just use some bolts with aircraft nuts with washers to go through where the push pins go and call it good. Either that or see if you can track down a fan shroud out of an HD truck.
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
I would just use some bolts with aircraft nuts with washers to go through where the push pins go and call it good. Either that or see if you can track down a fan shroud out of an HD truck.

Thanks!
#7
I still have my stock radiator. I dont know if its a 34" or not. My truck runs right at 200*. I see most posting temps in the 180-190's. Do you measure straight across or diagonal? Trying to figure out how to cool it down a little. Stock T-stat as well.
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#9
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
160* stat ought to cure it
Why dont you keep the 34" and if you have to buy a fan shroud for the 34" But I think that the stock one should work.
#10
Originally Posted by desTRUCKtive
Hell no that stat wont cure it. I am in the same situation and I was talking to Todd (vanilla gorilla) and he said that he is having the same problem in the heat.
Why dont you keep the 34" and if you have to buy a fan shroud for the 34" But I think that the stock one should work.
Why dont you keep the 34" and if you have to buy a fan shroud for the 34" But I think that the stock one should work.


