R RJ REYNOLDS Member Joined Dec 16, 2003 Feb 21, 2011 #1 What is the CFM rating of the factory electric cooling fan for both low and high speed?
N novaderrik Well-Known Member Joined May 12, 2004 Feb 22, 2011 #2 i don't think there is a "high" and "low" speed. either the ecm turns it on, or the switch in the intake turns it on..
i don't think there is a "high" and "low" speed. either the ecm turns it on, or the switch in the intake turns it on..
R RegalT-type85 New Member Joined Jan 23, 2010 Feb 22, 2011 #3 Anyone know the stock Fan's CFM rating? - TurboBuicks.com reading off this site,1600cfm pulled thro rad/condensor. Sounds right to me, I just pick up a dual fan setup off a LT1 and gonna pick up the starter tomorrow as well
Anyone know the stock Fan's CFM rating? - TurboBuicks.com reading off this site,1600cfm pulled thro rad/condensor. Sounds right to me, I just pick up a dual fan setup off a LT1 and gonna pick up the starter tomorrow as well
S Slow91z Turbobuick.com Helper Staff member Joined Aug 7, 2003 Feb 22, 2011 #4 novaderrik said: i don't think there is a "high" and "low" speed. either the ecm turns it on, or the switch in the intake turns it on.. Click to expand... Yep it has high and low, that's what the big resistor is for that hangs off of it. Low is normal operation, high is when the overtemp light comes on.
novaderrik said: i don't think there is a "high" and "low" speed. either the ecm turns it on, or the switch in the intake turns it on.. Click to expand... Yep it has high and low, that's what the big resistor is for that hangs off of it. Low is normal operation, high is when the overtemp light comes on.