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Adding an auxiliary fan 200 1984

posted by  Steve M. on  Thu Apr 10 04:03 CST 2003
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As part of my R-134 refit I'm adding a thinline electric fan, a unit that attaches with heavy-duty zip ties and various jiggly cushion bits. Should the fan go on the front of the condensor (nothing for it to rest on there, so the ties would have to do all the work) or between the condensor and the radiator?

Trying to stay cool, I remain,

Steve M.

1984 240
1973 145





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