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cmysstailights Enthusiast

cmysstailights

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Not worth it. Did it on my 01 suburban. There is a company that sells the kit. Fan electric modual for temp. Mine never kicked in when temp reach so i wired it to run constant. Think the company is flex a lite. I will do a quick search

 

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cmysstailights Enthusiast

cmysstailights

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I had gotten fans off a 2001 camaro for 60 bucks and used the flex a lite controller. U need a shroud to fit it good otherwise its useless, i used stock shroud not very affective. Saw no mpg change and didnt notice any hp increase. Did notice my battery go dead a couple times but thts my fault

 

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WilliamBos Senior Enthusiast

WilliamBos

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I want to do a conversion on my 2002 Silverado 2500hd 6.0. What is needed to complete this

Don't! It's an HD truck, you start working it hard the electrics won't keep up. That's why they still use mechanical fans on the diesels.

 

When GM went to electric fans they also added a bigger cooling package.

silveradosid Senior Enthusiast

silveradosid

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its not that hard you need dual fans. two relays and a temperature sensor. or if you know someone who can program pcm to turn on fan function for the air conditioning. if you need to know how to wire this in let me know

efritz Enthusiast

efritz

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waste of time on an HD truck. You will regret it

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