Fan Clutch

It works correctly, John. It would come on if temps started to go up (207-210 on my gauge)and cycle off when down to 195 or so. Ran a lot if it
was over 100 ambient, only on hills if in the 90s, and hardly at all below that.

I believe the severe duty does run a slightly higher fan rpm when not engaged, which is what I wanted. They offer a standard and HD as well, same as
Hayden and Delco.

> Cool is the important part but costing is the whole reason to have a
> clutch in the first place. How well did the 930-2010 cost?
> My fan seems to run all the time.
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> *John Phillips*
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Mark S. '73 Painted Desert,
Manny 1 Ton Front End,
Howell Injection,
Leigh Harrison 4bag and Rear Brakes,
Fort Worth, TX
 
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> Is there an eclectic fan for in front of the radiator that has
> enough airflow for our purpose?
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> *John Phillips*
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NO. Unless you have a gigantic alternator and additional batteries.

Emery Stora