I took my truck in and had the A/C charged. This Taurus fan is not moving enough air to cool with the A/C turned on.
I picked up a clutch fan to see it it will cool better.
It has been very hot the last few weeks. Is this a new problem?
I'm not too surprised that you're having problems. I had a Volvo fan in my Ty and I repaired the AC; two days later the fan quit on I-55 in Illinois when I was driving to Homecoming. I now have a Black Magic E-fan and thus far its worked with the AC. When I was at Homecoming I did go ahead and buy an OEM clutch fan to have on hand just in case.
The Taurus fan works great as a puller - not so good as a pusher. That is a common mistake people make with them. You can also wire the high-side fan, but you better have 2 40A relays on that power wire!!
Does it have a low and a high speed operation?
Does it have a low and a high speed operation?
The Taurus fan works great as a puller - not so good as a pusher. That is a common mistake people make with them. You can also wire the high-side fan, but you better have 2 40A relays on that power wire!!
I went with a heavy duty clutch fan and a new astro van fan blade. Ac on or off truck runs were it should be. Do a search for astro fan blade you might get lucky and find my old thread and others indicating great results for that set up.
After doing a little more searching. It looks like temps can rise 20 or 30 degrees with the A/C on. So 30 degrees above the 180 degrees that my thermostat opens at would put it were it is maxing out at now.
Would a 160 stat bring the max temp down 20 degrees?
Would a higher flow waterpump help?
It already has a now radiator.
When it's 90+ degrees outside,running the air with the truck just sittting,210 is normal.After doing a little more searching. It looks like temps can rise 20 or 30 degrees with the A/C on. So 30 degrees above the 180 degrees that my thermostat opens at would put it were it is maxing out at now.
Would a 160 stat bring the max temp down 20 degrees?
Would a higher flow waterpump help?
It already has a now radiator.