Re-wiring condenser fan

nickvash0104 · 09-25-2005, 03:52 PM

Sadly, the stock radiator does have the cooler built-in, and the Fluidyne radiator doesn't come with it; it's a push-on add-on to the radiator, but it's still a 2-row aluminum radiator, better than the stock copper / iron (whichever) radiator. For reference's sake, the stock is a 2-row or a 1-row radiator?

Also, who did you get your fan / thermostat from? I see a few retailers carrying them, but I'd like to get a good-quality fan so I don't have to keep checking my temp gauge every 2 minutes to make sure everything's running smoothly. Lastly, can someone point me in the general direction of a guide for replacing the stock belt-driven fan w/ the electric one?

09-25-2005, 03:52 PM	#3
nickvash0104 3" Exhaust Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 78	Sadly, the stock radiator does have the cooler built-in, and the Fluidyne radiator doesn't come with it; it's a push-on add-on to the radiator, but it's still a 2-row aluminum radiator, better than the stock copper / iron (whichever) radiator. For reference's sake, the stock is a 2-row or a 1-row radiator? Also, who did you get your fan / thermostat from? I see a few retailers carrying them, but I'd like to get a good-quality fan so I don't have to keep checking my temp gauge every 2 minutes to make sure everything's running smoothly. Lastly, can someone point me in the general direction of a guide for replacing the stock belt-driven fan w/ the electric one? __________________ Black '87 N/A Auto Last edited by nickvash0104; 09-25-2005 at 03:57 PM.

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