Electric Fans

[BugzC10]

[quote=Oregon 1967 GMC;7792219]

Originally Posted by BugzC10

Check out this tread for the Jeep electric fan conversion

I really like the Jeep Electric fan setup although the prices have jumped for the fan $171.45
https://moparonlineparts.com/mop-parts/#parts

and the JEGS wiring kit has gone done $34.99
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...rsistYmm=false

so for around $210 and shipping it can still be done and I'm thinking about doing it this spring.

I bought an equivalent fan off of Amazon for $70. Spectra Premium CF13002 Radiator Fan Assembly. You can also find fans that fit the Jeep on Rock Auto

[Oregon 1967 GMC]

Thanks BugZ

[hayhauler71]

Originally Posted by weq92f

Do you have a part number for that? Maybe a link?

Thanks,

-klb

Flexalite #295

[GASoline71]

Bump for reference.

Gary

[nicklear36]

Originally Posted by LockDoc

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I used a fan setup from a 2002 Toyota Camry on the '67 Panel Truck. Just a minor amount of trimming and made two small "Z" brackets to secure the top to the radiator frame. One of the bottom mounting holes lined up with a hole in the lower radiator frame and I drilled a hole in the frame on the other side to line up with the stock hole in the fan assembly. I used carriage bolts and bolted it all the way through the frame. Just go easy when you tighten them up. Pretty easy overall.... No shroud needed with this setup.

LockDoc

LockDoc, what did you use to control this fan?

[Extended Power]

I used Flex-a-lite Syclone fans. They were actually a bit too big, so I made a custom plate out of Lexan.
It turned out awesome.
I controlled each fan with the FITech system. Had one turn on at 180, and the other at 185.
Zero issues.

In the picture of just the fans sitting on top of the radiator, they are turned the wrong way, making them look terribly oversized.
But when they are turned 90*, they aren’t as wide, and fit excellent. They only overhung by about an inch on each side, and cover almost the entire radiator surface.