six_wheeler
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Hey truckers, where's the intercooler pump located? I'v been trying to trace the hoses and never found it!
TIA,
Shady
TIA,
Shady
Where's intercooler pump?
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six_wheeler
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Re: Where's intercooler pump?
Thanks man! Should it start working as soon as I turn on the ignition? Or is it run by some kind of termo device?
Thanks man! Should it start working as soon as I turn on the ignition? Or is it run by some kind of termo device?
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six_wheeler
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Re: Where's intercooler pump?
Great piece. But the pump Kieth installed strikes me as a bit too big. I was thinking more along the lines of using a Mercedes-Benz W124 heater pump as a replacement - it's much smaller than this!
Shady
Great piece. But the pump Kieth installed strikes me as a bit too big. I was thinking more along the lines of using a Mercedes-Benz W124 heater pump as a replacement - it's much smaller than this!
Shady
six_wheeler
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Re: Where's intercooler pump?
While we're at it, has anybody every tried installing an auxiliary cooling fan on the lower radiator?
While we're at it, has anybody every tried installing an auxiliary cooling fan on the lower radiator?
SY2932
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Re: Where's intercooler pump?
If you want an intercooler pump that will fit in the stock location, get in contact with Ron Gregory here. He has been selling Walbro fuel pumps and intercooler pumps for these trucks well before I got mine...
Some folks do run fans on the CCHE to help it keep cool when the truck isn't moving. Useful when you are sitting at a light or in the staging lanes at the strip. SPAL is the brand most people use and while Ron no longer sells them, there is a link on his site for someone who does.
If you want an intercooler pump that will fit in the stock location, get in contact with Ron Gregory here. He has been selling Walbro fuel pumps and intercooler pumps for these trucks well before I got mine...
Some folks do run fans on the CCHE to help it keep cool when the truck isn't moving. Useful when you are sitting at a light or in the staging lanes at the strip. SPAL is the brand most people use and while Ron no longer sells them, there is a link on his site for someone who does.