

| Subject: | Re: Radiator Fan |
| From: | Old Volks Home |
| Date: | Wed, 27 May 1998 14:41:02 -0700 |
At 06:38 AM 5/27/98 -0400, jhlauterbach wrote:
>Has anyone figured out a
>way to avoid the $459 price tag of a new fan?
>
>John in Middle Georgia
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And if you're afraid of chancing it with used radiator fan/motors, I have
them new:
251-9601G Vanagon 83-85 ALL (300W)
Vanagon w/o Air Cond 86-91 $199.00
251-9601M Vanagon w/Air Cond 86-91 $365.00
(450W)
My advice is to put the switch back in. These motors are not designed for
running these things ALL the time. At the very least, put a manual switch
on the dash to turn it on once in awhile while in stop and go traffic.
When the needle is about two needle-widths to the right of the LED is about
the right time for the fan to go on.
Jim Thompson
84 Westy 2.1 * 62 Sedan * 90 Fox Wagon
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