Dale:
once again you have came through with a great site. This site is a simple way to explain to a non car person (wife included) how things on a car work. keep up the good work bud.
Larry (Z)
Howdy..
I'm putting an electric fan on my car this year,
and bought a temp. sensor to control the on/off cycle of the fan.
The switch is supposed to be installed in one of
the heads..
Wouldn't it be better to install the sensor in the
radiator?
after all, the fan is blowing on the radiator,
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Howdy..
I'm putting an electric fan on my car this year,
and bought a temp. sensor to control the on/off cycle of the fan
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [Chevelle-list] temperature
sensor..
Howdy..
I'm putting an electric fan on my car this year,
and bought a temp. sensor to control the on/off cycle of the fan.
The switch is supposed
Hi: You are better off having the temp. sensor in one of the heads.The reason is you want the electric fan to come on when the temp. in the engine reaches a certain temp.The temp. in the radiator is always going to be lower than what is in the block to keep the engine cool.And your concern is
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