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Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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The engine fan runs at its slowest when most needed - at idle or in heavy traffic, and runs alot faster when the car is cruising along and doesn't need a fan at all.

The electric fan when switched on will run at max speed when its most needed at idle. And you can switch it off when just cruising along.

So yes, it should help.

do you have a fan shroud on it now? if not, that may be enough to get you by.

Posted on: 2004/12/16 0:30
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     thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 1200rallycar 2004/12/16 0:12
       Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 4NIK8 2004/12/16 0:19
         Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 1200rallycar 2004/12/16 0:24
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         Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle L18_B110 2004/12/16 0:30
           Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle 1200rallycar 2004/12/16 1:07
       Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle webbs1200 2004/12/17 4:19
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             Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle MLS 2004/12/17 7:13
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                 Re: thermo vs. mechanical fan at idle WhiteSedan 2004/12/20 10:14
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