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Removing the radiator fan: don't do it 200

posted by  AOG on  Wed Mar 30 17:14 CST 2011
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Ha! You must know my friends Murphy and Finnegan! Murphy is the guy that crashes his car and causes the highway backup 10 miles up ahead. Finnegan is the gremlin that lives in the dash and makes the heater fan quit at just the right moment.

Yeah, and I thought I'd never see a twitch of that needle above the half-way mark in this cold weather but it did happen on some warmer days. As you saw in my other posts, it happened once while waiting for 5min or so at the drive thru and a second time on a warm day with a tailwind getting caught at stoplights.

Fortunately, I do have 2 other cars which I deem as being more reliable than this one. I use those cars only for driving over the road. I am going to try pushing longer distances with the Volvo soon though!





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