

| Subject: | Re: Rad Fan Bearing (bushing?) Question. With pics. |
| From: | Mark Drillock |
| Date: | Sat, 26 Jan 2008 15:26:00 -0800 |
If you have run the fan on each speed for 15 minutes mounted up complete to the radiator and the bearing sounds ok then you should be fine. It will turn faster with an alternator running rather than just a battery. Unless you have A/C the fan often doesn't run much, depending on climate. The fan is not hard to change on a stock van without A/C just by lowering the radiator with hoses still attached. The stock rigid pipes end far from the radiator and long rubber hoses go the rest of the way. I'm sure this design was meant to allow this kind of access. Prior to 83 hoses did not. Mark neil N wrote: > Surprisingly it is from a local (Vancouver B.C.) van. Though there is > the ocean air aspect here on the coast. And there was a grease pen > number on the shroud. Maybe PO got it from a wrecker. > > It works fine on both speeds when fired up on the battery charger and > the squeek isn't that bad. > > That's a kind offer. > > Do you think that even though my fan works, it may be a waste of time? > > Thanks. > > >
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