Hi all,just been searching for posts re electric radiator fan but cannot find very detailed information.Can anyone detail which fan from what car etc? I still have the sidevalve engine fitted with the large radiator.Its for’52 MM.
Thanks all,Johnno.
Electric radiator fan
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Electric radiator fan
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Re: Electric radiator fan
I fitted a Kenlowe fan behind the grill and in front of the rad as I found there wasn't a great deal of room behind it.
Don't think Kenlowe are around anymore but the one I have measures 10 inches diameter, quite a tight squeeze to fit, even had to grind a bit off the bonnet catch!
Does the job ok, doesn't run unless stuck in traffic/idling for a while.
Alan
Don't think Kenlowe are around anymore but the one I have measures 10 inches diameter, quite a tight squeeze to fit, even had to grind a bit off the bonnet catch!
Does the job ok, doesn't run unless stuck in traffic/idling for a while.
Alan
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Re: Electric radiator fan
Thanks Alan,I remember you had fitted an electric fan.Is it fitted to a temp sensor too?
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Re: Electric radiator fan
Yes temp sensor fitted in top hose and adjustable controller fitted with override switch fitted under dash with indicator light so I can see when it is on.
Although as it uses quite a bit of current you can see the deflection on ammeter!
Just make it out in my photo.
Alan
Although as it uses quite a bit of current you can see the deflection on ammeter!
Just make it out in my photo.
Alan
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Re: Electric radiator fan
I have used Revotec fans and controllers in 62 saloon and 66 Traveller see link below for info.
https://www.revotec.com/acatalog/Comex- ... tings.html
you just need to check you use the correct fan for the side of rad it will be fitted.
Blowing - Generally placed in front of the radiator behind the bumper blowing air directly.
Suction - Generally placed behind the radiator, infront of the engine, sucking air away.
hope this helps
https://www.revotec.com/acatalog/Comex- ... tings.html
you just need to check you use the correct fan for the side of rad it will be fitted.
Blowing - Generally placed in front of the radiator behind the bumper blowing air directly.
Suction - Generally placed behind the radiator, infront of the engine, sucking air away.
hope this helps
Andy
Secretary Bedford Branch
1966 Smoke Grey Traveller
Secretary Bedford Branch
1966 Smoke Grey Traveller