Non-Thermal fan clutch

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Jun 6, 2011 | 03:35 PM

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SnakeOiler

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Originally Posted by MikeManer

Robert,thank you for the additional info. I guess I will continue with the E-Fan install. I thought the non thermal clutch fan might prove to be more reliable than the E-Fan in the end. Thanks again.
Mike

I think the efan install would be your best bet. If you want reliability, go with factory efan setup.

Jun 6, 2011 | 04:38 PM

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I think the efan install would be your best bet. If you want reliability, go with factory efan setup.

+1, I've been running 05 efans for over 6 years and they're still going strong. Had to replace a few relays last year, but that's it

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