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Old 04-29-2024, 08:26 PM   #1
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Re: overheating at idle

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I was following some of your suggestions and and I think I may of spotted something. The top of the fan blade has a 2ish inch gap from the blade to the top of the fan shroud. The bottom blades have maybe a 1/4 inch from hitting the shroud.
The fan should be centered in the shroud with a minimum of a 1/2 inch gap evenly spaced all the way around. With a 2 inch gap at the top you either have the wrong shroud (most likely) or the engine is mounted too low. The 2 inch gap is what's causing your overheating problem.

Also a Hayden 2731 clutch is 0.61 inches longer than the 2747. Other than the length both clutches are identical.
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