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#94031 12/23/2005 9:30 PM | Joined: Feb 2002 Posts: 36 Apprentice | | Apprentice Joined: Feb 2002 Posts: 36 | Has anyone out there ever put an electircal fan in a 67-72 chevy truck. I have 73 caddy 4 core radiator and an electical fan mounted inside a 2wd shroud with no manual fan. The truck ran fine w/o a plow but with plowing yesterday she ran warmer than I would like. Should I run a pusher fan on the front of the radiator as well. My question is should a 4 core adequatly cool the truck in extreme work condition or is my electrical fan just not keeping up. The fans out of a 90 Seville, i'm not sure of the cfm but it is approximatley 2 feet across the blades and mounted flush to the radiato. thanks for any and all help on this not so serious of a problem as my last one with the charging system.
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