Bump, Need to reference this thread and want to be able to find it in the future.

 

yah me too, theres some good information here.
-Patrick

 

wow, how far did y'all have to dig to uncover this thread, lol

 

darren get on myspace fool

 

 

Someone linked to it a while back and I remembered this thread. When I needed to reference it I searched it out and bumped it. This one ought to be tacked, it's darn good info.

 

How difficult is removing the fan & associated pieces ?

 

The stock fan? Easy. You just need something to hold the pulley still when you break the nut loose on the stocker. I had a spare piece of bar stock with a 1/4" hole in the end. I took a bolt (with attached washer) from the washer fluid reservoir and ground one side of the washer off.

 

Execellent thread. I am convinced......... will be placing a order as soom as I get my mad money situated.
Thanks guys.

 

If you order the Troyer fans be sure to head to home depot or lowes first to pickup the aluminum bar stock. Had I known that the fans originally mounted through the fins in the radiator I'd not have bought them. As it stands the fans were there for over a year with no problems (knocks on wood). I have recently remounted them on 1/8" x 1" bar stock.

 

I have my high side right off of the top on the AC but it runs constantly with the AC and I have gone through 2 fans already. I can't find the "destructions" to refer to so I can change the hook up to allow the fan to cycle with the compressor. If anyone can assist I would GREATLY appreciate it. I just need to know which which wire on my 99 5.4 to connect to on the compressor or if anyone has any other suggestions - thanks !!!