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Electric fan conversion.
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franklin2
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The hose barbs screwed in the T look like this. It takes a little bit of hunting to find galvanized instead of plastic fittings. They carry them though.
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The explanation helps a lot. I’ll keep this thread on my Watch list to refer to when I install the efan. Thanks
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What vehicle was this fan pulled from? I'm trying to find an electric fan to work on my 2000 4.0.They have a metal frame, very heavy made. Just going by looks I am impressed. I thought I had a pic of the backside showing the structure, I guess not.
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