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electric fan 120-130

posted by  hairy apple on  Thu Mar 12 10:49 CST 2015
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This isn't a fix for a cooling system that needs attention, but if once your system is in order and you still have too much heat an electric fan might help. They're automatic and run off a thermal switch. My electric fan sits outside the radiator (in front of it I mean) and the switch is located in the return pipe at the top of the radiator. Looks like a pretty simple installation, although mine could have been better. There used to be several radiator shops in South West Connecticut, all gone now unfortunately.






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